Angus Suzuki Music School

06/10/2026

Handy

30/09/2026

Oooo need to try this!

24/09/2026

Another pupil - break a leg!

👑❄️ MEET PRINCE HANS! ❄️👑

Our Principal Cast introductions continue, and today we’re welcoming another very important character to the kingdom of Arendelle! 🏰✨

🤴 PRINCE HANS
✨ Played by Noah Rooney

We’re so excited to have Noah stepping into the role of Prince Hans and bringing this charming royal to life on our stage! 🎭💙

With his royal arrival, plenty of charm and an important part to play in our Frozen story, we cannot wait to see Noah take to the stage! 👑❄️

There are still more of our incredible Principal Cast to meet… 👀✨

🎟️ FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT ARE SOLD OUT!

🚨There are LIMITED TICKETS LEFT for the remaining performances, so make sure you’ve got yours before they’re all gone! ❄️💙

24/09/2026

Great opportunity for private and school pupils! My lot have really enjoyed the experience!

22/09/2026

Well done Ilka and Lucy!

❄️👑 MEET OUR YOUNG PRINCESSES! 👑❄️

Our Principal Cast introductions continue, and today we’re meeting two very special characters who are at the heart of our Frozen story! 💙✨

🌸 YOUNG ANNA
✨ Played by Ilka O'Brien

❄️ YOUNG ELSA
✨ Played by Lucy Rooney

We’re so excited to have Ilka and Lucy bringing the younger Anna and Elsa to life on our stage! 🎭💙

These two talented young stars will take us back to where the story of these beloved sisters begins, bringing plenty of heart, magic and sisterly love to Arendelle! 👭❄️✨

We cannot wait to see them step onto the stage and share their Frozen journey with you all! 🌟

And there are still more of our incredible Principal Cast to meet… 👀💙

🎟️ FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT ARE NOW SOLD OUT! 🚨
There are only LIMITED TICKETS LEFT for the remaining performances, so make sure you’ve got yours before they’re all gone! ❄️💙

22/09/2026

Yes yes yes

Sometimes people ask how they can best support their child who is learning a musical instrument. That makes me want to cheer, as parents and carers who want to get involved like this are just the Holy Grail of instrumental teaching.

So here are a few thoughts.

1. Listen. Listen. Listen. Show a huge interest in what your child is learning. Prioritise your listening; try not to fob them off because you’ve had a hard day at work. Your active, interested listening is worth more than you know.

2. Praise them. Give at least three compliments for every question or suggestion for change. Praise not just good playing, but, more importantly, praise the effort and resilience that it takes.

3. Be interested. Ask why the teacher has suggested what they have. Ask what terms and signs mean; ask their opinion on the music they are playing. Ask them what their favourite bar or section is. The more you make the student feel like an “expert”, the more empowered they will feel.

4. Ask them what you can do to help their practice. Ask them if they’d like a drink, if they need you to stay with them. Remind them that anything worth doing takes effort, consistency and resilience. Tell them you’re proud.

5. Did I mention praise? Praise them. Praise their playing. Praise their efforts. Tell them what you like about their playing. Tell them you love the variety of dynamics, or how strong their fingers look, or how good their posture is. Tell them their playing sounds beautiful, that it makes you feel a certain way. And do it with your full, undivided attention. Preparing dinner can wait, watching your favourite soap can wait. Your little pianist is probably more self-conscious than you think, and your words, as someone who loves them the most, are worth more than you know.

22/09/2026

Oooo this is helpful!

20/09/2026

This is good!

17/09/2026

Great!

NYCOS is launching a free online singing programme for every primary school in Scotland, with 15 songs, games and teaching materials.