Harmony Strings Music Studio

Suzuki parents, in case you in need of downloading the recordings, here is a helpful link. Regular listening is essential for successful learning by ear and overall musicianship.

Suzuki Audio Downloads Suzuki recordings are available to purchase from Alfred Media, Amazon Music, and the iTunes Store. Once purchased, they can be played on a computer, phone, smart speaker, or smart TV from the respective online library or app.

https://www.meijergardens.org/calendar/sunday-strings
This summer, check out these free concerts at Meijer Gardens!

Sunday Strings Musicians from West Michigan will gather at Meijer Gardens this summer to present the Sunday Strings live classical chamber music concert series. Produced and Directed by Haijin Choi.

Last day of group class for the semester.

Teenage skiing prodigy credits ‘nine years of piano playing’ for Gold medal at Winter Olympics China’s star freestyle skier, Ailing (Eileen) Gu, plays piano during her downtime at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games.

The Harmony Strings Christmas Concert is this Sunday, December 12 at 5 pm at Plymouth UCC Church. All are welcome to attend and we hope to see you there!

Summer is a great time for practice! How is your practice going this summer?

Need digital versions of the Suzuki recordings? Here is some more information to help you stay on top of your daily listening.

Suzuki Audio Downloads *Note from the Editor: The last two violin books, 9 and 10, are Mozart Concertos No. 4 and 5. It is recommended that students find a variety of recordings from different artists to use in their studies.

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Great Violin Concertos – highlights and discoveries The history of the violin concerto stretches from Italian Baroque music to the present day. Although the major composers after Vivaldi and Mozart were generally not accomplished violinists themselves (conversely, however, great virtuosos such as Paganini, Henryk Winiawski, Pablo de Sarasate and Eug....