My son had studied violin with a most kind Suzuki teacher in Tel-Aviv from the age of four, back in 1973 and until he reached 12 and moved to karate... Later on he told me, what a pity I have not "forced" him to continue. Yet it was a most enriching experience, both musically and intellectually. Now he is a professor at Stanford, California, world-wide wel-known, respected in his field and above all a good person. I am happy to hear that such classes are going on, and in your country as well. We had the honor to meet Mr, Suzuki in Israel when he came to give guest classes to both students and teachers for a short workshop.
Wishing you all the happiness you greatly deserve!
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My son had studied violin with a most kind Suzuki teacher in Tel-Aviv from the age of four, back in 1973 and until he reached 12 and moved to karate...
Later on he told me, what a pity I have not "forced" him to continue. Yet it was a most enriching experience, both musically and intellectually. Now he is a professor at Stanford, California, world-wide wel-known, respected in his field and above all a good person.
I am happy to hear that such classes are going on, and in your country as well. We had the honor to meet Mr, Suzuki in Israel when he came to give guest classes to both students and teachers for a short workshop.
Wishing you all the happiness you greatly deserve!
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