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SMPLA has decided to cancel our annual Bach in the Park event this year on March 22, in favor of staying isolated. Hopefully, staying home will help “flatten the curve” and we can all stay out of the path of the Corona Virus.
Please take this time to enjoy practicing at home, and make small and great advances in your Suzuki repertoire! Consider staging a concert for your family members at home playing through the repertoire you already know! What a great way to review. Wishing everyone a healthy and restful couple of weeks.
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A child's musical education through SMPLA is founded on the "Suzuki Triangle" - musical participation involving the Child, Parent, and Teacher. While the teacher works with the child once a week in a private lesson, the parent works with the child on a daily basis, helping the child master what was taught by the teacher. Therefore, parental involvement is central and crucial to a Suzuki student's musical training. A parent does not need to be a trained musician in order to become an effective "home teacher."
We are offering this Parent Education Seminar on the following Mondays from 5:30-7pm at St. Paul's Methodist Church: Feb 10 Feb 24 March 9 March 30 Highly recommended for any parent who has not already taken the course. Returning parents are welcome. $35 Materials Fee This Seminar is taught by Janis Shah, a wonderful Suzuki teacher who created the course originally for the Southern California Suzuki Institute. RSVP now to info@suzukimusicofla.com to reserve your place. Space is limited!
Monday, September 9, 2017. Please arrive by 5:45 to pay registration fees, find your classrooms, get your T-shirts, and tune your instruments. Workshop begins at 6pm promptly.
Monday, August 26th from 7:30-9pm. Parent orientation is open to anyone interested in learning more about our program. Please RSVP to info@suzukimusicofla.org. Location: Encino, private home.
We resume workshop on Monday night January 14th at 6pm.
Please arrive 15 minutes early for tuning. Location: 5619 Lindley, in Tarzana Making Music the Suzuki Way - Every Child Can Learn!
Monday August 27, 7:30-9:00 pm Private residence in Encino RSVP to reserve your place: info@suzukimusicofla.org The evening will feature: *A presentation of the philosophy and principles of Suzuki Music Education for children *A presentation of the philosophy and principles of Suzuki Music Education for children *Videos highlighting the success of the Suzuki method in educating and musically motivating children of all ages *An overview of our Group Workshop program and Parent Education classes *An opportunity to meet our teachers from the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area Please leave your children at home for this event. Monday, September 11, 2017. Please arrive by 5:45 to pay registration fees, find your classrooms, and tune your instruments.
Monday, August 28th from 7:30-9pm. Parent orientation is open to anyone interested in learning more about our program. Please RSVP to info@suzukimusicofla.org.
SMPLA members are encouraged to help make classical music a visible part of our community by performing for free at the Universal City Metro Station in celebration of Bach's birthday. Please arrive by 1:45 on Saturday, March 18, ready to tune your violin or guitar. We will be performing songs from the SMPLA Spring Repertoire List, and advanced students are welcome to join teachers in performing the Bach Double and other pieces. We also welcome all guitarists to attend and play pieces in Book I together. Joseph Spoelstra will attend and perform with us as well.
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