Toddling violinists are the Suzuki method’s claim to fame.
But, through weeks of lessons and practice at Anderson Music Studio, the real magic of Suzuki is the bond that develops between parent and child.
How?
Suzuki deepens family ties.
In our hectic lives, it’s easy to let time slip by without truly connecting with your child. Because parents attend each violin lesson and practice closely with the child at home, Suzuki gives families the time to connect each day over shared goals. Every bow stroke, every small victory, and every challenge faced is something you experience together. Each day that you show up to practice together, you’re building a partnership between you and your child that will grow and strengthen over time.
Most activities leave parents on the sidelines. Suzuki puts you in the game - every day.
Suzuki builds foundations that transcend the violin.
As a parent, the options for extracurricular activities can feel overwhelming. Sports, arts, academics—each offers valuable experiences. But when it comes to choosing an activity that truly nurtures your child's emotional, social, and intellectual growth, you will find that nothing compares to the Suzuki Method.
Here’s the reality: other extracurricular activities often focus solely on achieving specific results—winning a game, finishing a project, earning a trophy. The Suzuki Method teaches your child to love the process of learning itself.
At Anderson Music Studio, we use the Suzuki violin method to nurture the whole child.
What Suzuki Parents Say
“My daughter and I have this incredibly special activity we do together. It’s our thing. And in so many ways, it’s a metaphor for our broader relationship…we have to work through the hard parts together, and our bond is stronger for it.”
Emily Bittner
Suzuki violin parent since 2022
“Following the Suzuki violin method daily [has] given us a special moment each day that's different from play or free time—it's serious, genuine, and focused. And seeing how well this approach works has had a positive impact on other areas of learning too.”
Ilaria Lonoce
Suzuki violin parent since 2022
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FAQ
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Check our About Suzuki page to learn more!
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As a general rule, we accept children as young as 5. In some cases, we’ll accept mature 3 and 4 year olds depending on their attention span. A good rule of thumb is that if a child can sit quietly and listen to a story for ~20 minutes, they should be ready to begin lessons.
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Presently, we only offer Suzuki violin lessons.
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Yes! We work with adults on a once-monthly or weekly basis - it’s up to you how frequently you’d like to attend.
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We recommend scheduling a call or visiting our studio to learn more about our programs and how they’ll fit into your family. Click here to book a free call and get started.
Time is precious.
Learn something together.
Schedule a free info call or an in-person consultation to learn how beginning Suzuki violin can benefit your family.
