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Suzuki Cello group class serves as a vital building block of the Suzuki method. These weekly 50-minute classes provide students and parents with invaluable benefits such as:
· reinforcement of repertoire/lesson material
· building performance skills
· watching and following the leader
· being a performer
· learning to be an audience member
· having a peer support group
· introducing new techniques such as rhythm, singing, and listening skills in a social setting.
Suzuki Cello gives students the opportunity to create music with their peers and be exposed to the social side of music, distinguishing it from private lessons. Multi-level group classes allow for students at varying levels to make music together while still benefiting each student individually. Through games, exercises, and activities, students learn the vital aspects of becoming a well-rounded musician and person. Suzuki parents can also find benefits in Suzuki Cello. Group classes create a network of parents who can serve as resources to one another as they support their own student musicians. Suzuki is not a journey to be taken on one’s own. Suzuki Cello is a community here to support each student and parent.