For this once-a-year concert Suzuki violin, viola and cello students from all over Orange County come together and play selected repertoire in concert.
The Festival provides Suzuki families with students of all ages and levels with the opportunity to perform together in a welcoming and supportive environment.
This concert is often called a play-down because it start with the most advanced piece and adds students on stage for each piece as they work their way to the beginning – Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. By the time the Twinkle Variations are reached, every child is on stage performing.
Time: 3:00 PM
For: violin, viola, & cello students
Location: Salvation Army Church
Address: 10200 Pioneer Rd., Tustin, CA 92782
Cost: Concert is free for audience
Student Registration Fee: $11
Notes: Student performers register through their private teacher. Registration is due by Saturday, Sept. 30
Participant Information
Student Information - Download here
Parent Handout - Download here
Suzuki Festival Map - Download here
Our Suzuki Chapter has traditionally offered teacher training and student group and master classes once every two years.
Student Workshops offer opportunities to participate in master classes and group classes with outstanding Suzuki educators in Southern California, often
including a nationally recognized Suzuki clinician.
- Date: Saturday, February 18, 2012
- Location: Calvary Church of Santa Ana
- Address: 1010 N. Tustin Ave.
- City: Santa Ana
- Instructor: Gail Acosta, Michael McLean, Lauren Deutsch, and Leo Kitajima
Teacher Workshop provide teachers the opportunity to increase, strengthen, and enrich their teaching skills with some of the most respected Suzuki educators in the
United States.
Previous clinicians have included William Starr, Nancy Lokken, Alice Joy Lewis,
Susan Kempter, Ed Kreitman, Michelle George, and Linda Case.
- Date: Tuesday, November 30, 1999
- Location: TBA
- Address: TBA
- City: TBA
- Instructor:
Week-long Suzuki Summer Institutes provide opportunities for students, teacher
and families to participate in Suzuki classes (individual and group), Chamber Music,
Enrichment courses, and concerts that motivate and inspire.
Institutes are a great time for meeting new friends and old friends, learning from
inspiring teachers, and growing and sharing your musical ability!
Other Suzuki Summer Institute
For various dates and locations across the United States see listing in the SAA Journal or on the national Suzuki websites http://suzukiassociation.org/events/institutes/ for more information.
