Suzuki Philosophy
Dr. Shinichi Suzuki was the extraordinary man that
came up with the idea of "Talent Education". His
core belief was that talent is an ability that is
developed throughout our life, not something we are
born with. His lifelong work was to encourage and
develop the potential of all children. He strongly
believed that hearing and playing great music would
help children grow up to be good people with
beautiful, peaceful hearts. He believed these good
people would help bring peace and understanding to
the world. Here is a more complete biography of
this great man.
Dr. Shinichi Suzuki was the extraordinary man that
came up with the idea of "Talent Education". His
core belief was that talent is an ability that is
developed throughout our life, not something we are
born with. His lifelong work was to encourage and
develop the potential of all children. He strongly
believed that hearing and playing great music would
help children grow up to be good people with
beautiful, peaceful hearts. He believed these good
people would help bring peace and understanding to
the world. Here is a more complete biography of
this great man.
Studio Policies - Here you can find up to date information on my studio policies.
Studio Calendar and Upcoming Performances
Here you can find the calendar for the current semester as well as information about
upcoming student performances.
Here you can find the calendar for the current semester as well as information about
upcoming student performances.
Violin Lessons for All Ages
Studio Locations
I teach at two different locations within the Denver metro area. One is at Bethany
Lutheran Church, which just west of the I-25 and Hampden Avenue intersection. The
other is out of my home in Highlands Ranch, which is located near the intersection of
University/Lincoln and Quebec/Monarch.
I teach at two different locations within the Denver metro area. One is at Bethany
Lutheran Church, which just west of the I-25 and Hampden Avenue intersection. The
other is out of my home in Highlands Ranch, which is located near the intersection of
University/Lincoln and Quebec/Monarch.
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