We expect to open registration in January!

You may make special requests in the Notes section on the application form. Many factors go into scheduling, including ages, playing levels, teacher availability, and room availability. We never compromise on creating the perfect schedule for each individual student. If it works out to honor your request, we will be happy to do so.

As part of our core curriculum, all of our Book 1 & 2 students participate in musicianship/theory classes and all students Book 3 & up take a Technique class. We are committed to providing a musical education not only for playing their instrument but also for understanding the fundamentals of music theory leading to music composition skills. A student’s theory knowledge has nothing to do with where they are studying in the Suzuki repertoire and is also not necessarily related to their reading skills. Our goal for musicianship classes is to move students to use their theory skills to become stronger readers and performers. You can read about the different musicianship levels here. Please consult with your home teacher about which level is appropriate for your child. All students in Book 3 & Up will take a Technique class and will be placed according to their book level.

Yes! Again this year we are allowing parents to pay for tuition and lodging on a payment plan. (Payment plans from 1-3 payments are available) We accept Visa or MasterCard.

This curriculum is open to students studying violin, viola, cello, piano, or guitar with a Suzuki trained teacher, using the Suzuki Method. Non-Suzuki siblings/parents can enroll in enrichment classes on a space available basis. Siblings may register for up to 3 enrichment classes.

Yes! We have a program specially designed for children who are still working on their Twinkles!

Yes! We are happy to accommodate adults who wish to continue their Suzuki study. Contact us for more information!