March 2020
Angela Kapikian, a student of Dr. Rafael Videira in the the Orange campus, was selected to participate in the 2020 edition of Connecticut’s All-State Festival Orchestra. Congratulations, Angela!
Piano Camp is designed for pianists at advanced Suzuki Book 1 to Book 7 and beyond. Masterclasses, performance class, music theory, chamber music designed for pianists, as well as crafts and socialization.
Suzuki Music Schools’ popular Summer Camp returns for its tenth season! This 5-day program is for strings, piano, guitar and flute students ages 6-12 who have been receiving weekly private instruction for at least a year. Activities include orchestra, group classes, African drumming, music theory, yoga and other social activities.
9am-3pm (last day ends with a concert at noon)
The Suzuki Schools’ Meet the Instrument Camp is a weeklong introduction to some of the instruments offered at SMS schools for children ages 4-6 and a parent! Participants will meet the violin/viola, cello, flute, guitar and piano, learn about our theory curriculum, make fun music crafts and more!
9:30am-11:30am
The Suzuki Music Schools Chamber Music Camp is designed for both beginner and advanced instrumental students. Students learn the art of playing with others and perform in a variety of concerts during the two weeks. Visit the enrollment page for reading requirements.
Mon-Fri 9am-2pm
Angela Kapikian, a student of Dr. Rafael Videira in the the Orange campus, was selected to participate in the 2020 edition of Connecticut’s All-State Festival Orchestra. Congratulations, Angela!
Lina Elwood received 2nd place at the Chopin International Competition, Hartford, CT.
Samuel Rossoni received first place at Crescendo International Competition, and performed at the Weill Recital Hall at the Carnegie Hall.
