Thoughts on the Suzuki Piano School: A Suzuki Method Symposium (About Suzuki) Review

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(More customer reviews)not long enough
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more like a pamphlet
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THOUGHTS ON THE SUZUKI PIANO SCHOOL was written in 1985 by one of the greatest exponents of the SUZUKI PIANO SCHOOL. Kataoka went to study with Suzuki after many years of piano study, and soon realized that traditional approaches to piano teaching were wasting the innate ability of younger students. She hopes that through this little book she can bring to light the unnecessary suffering encountered by students and teachers who are using the time-worn read/learn/memorize method of piano study. Some topics covered include: a charming explanation of Shinichi Suzuki's philosophies, the Method itself, how to play, crucial points for beginners (listening, tone, parental assistance), and a thorough run-through of Volumes 1 and 2 of the SUZUKI PIANO SCHOOL. Her personal touches, triumphs, failures, and enlightenment make very interesting reading. All teachers of Suzuki Piano will enjoy and benefit from reading this booklet. Even more importantly however, is the fact that non-Suzuki piano

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