For ages 4 years and up, the programme features on building a love for music through cello playing in a nurturing environment.

The programme includes:

- repertoire

- singing/solfedge

- ear training

- ensemble activities

In addition to private lessons, a group class is an essential part of the Suzuki Method. This gives the children an opportunity to learn in community, learn to play in time together, and learn from other students. Group lessons are also a time to enjoy music with other people the same age and musical level.

BRITISH SUZUKI INSTITUTE

The Bitish Suzuki Institute is a national organisation responsable for the guardianship and promotion of the Suzuki Method and name in the United Kingdom.

The BSI has many roles but, most importantly, it is responsible for training teachers in the Suzuki Method. The BSI also looks after the Suzuki teachers and families who are its members.

Members of the BSI may participate in Workshops, National Concerts, Summer Schools, Graduation, Conferences and other events organised by the association. Members receive three magazines a year with articles relevant to the Suzuki method and current information on events throughout Britain and Europe.

Members can order music from the BSI bookshop and have it sent direct to their home with a discount off the list price.

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