Instrument Programs

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We host events, performances, workshops, and more throughout the year. Check the calendar to see what's coming up this month.

What's Happening Now at Suzuki Schools

We host events, performances, workshops, and more throughout the year. Check the calendar to see what's coming up this month.

"I started studying the violin at the Suzuki Music School of Westport at three years old, so to say that it has had a great impact on me would be an understatement. Over these past fifteen years I not only have learned to play the violin but also how to work with others in both small and large ensembles. I am forever grateful to Ms. Sarah and Dr. Andrew for not only being amazing teachers but wonderful mentors as well."

“Violin has been one of the true constants in my life since I was six years old, and while everything else has changed around me, I have always been able to rely on the community of the Suzuki school and my lessons. Although I don’t plan on pursuing music as a career, I know that my instrument will continue to be one of my anchors.”

“Thank you for honoring my graduation and for allowing me to be a part of this wonderful school. Additionally, please know that my time with Miss Barbara was unforgettable.”

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At Suzuki Music Schools, we excel at developing musical ability in children of all ages. Our cadre of talented instructors believe that all children can develop fine musical talents the same way they learn to speak – through listening, imitation, repetition and a positive motivational environment created by parents.

Our faculty offers lessons in a variety of instrumental programs. In every program progress is made from skill to skill in carefully structured lessons using a “one step at a time” approach. From the beginning, emphasis is given to excellent posture, fine intonation, polished technique and production of a beautiful tone.

While some children are able to study an instrument as young as three years of age, the majority of children under five are not ready for private instrumental lessons without preparatory steps. We recommend you enroll in a “Early Childhood Education” class for at least a year. We also suggest that you expose your child to as much live and recorded music as possible. Contact our admissions director, to discuss choosing an instrument, meeting a teacher or just coming in to observe classes.

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Early Childhood Education