Stevenson-Stohl Suzuki Studio

Before lesson one, I tell every family the same thing:
You are the most important teacher your child has. You were their first teacher!
I’ll guide you both in the technique, I’ll build up the foundation. But the magic happens at home: in the 10-minute practice sessions, the listening in the car, the “play it for Grandma” moments.
Suzuki isn’t just a method. It’s a partnership. And I’m so grateful for every family that shows up ready for that. Seeing the partnership bloom is one of my favorite parts about being a Suzuki teacher.

Another performance class week for the books! We love that our students get to perform solos at least twice every year. “Post It Note Week” is everyone’s favorite and we love watching our Suzuki family support each other.

Wilmington Symphony Orchestra hosts music camp for high school students - WWAYTV3 The Wilmington Symphony Orchestra will be hosting a summer chamber music camp for high school string, brass, and woodwind players in August.

This week we spent time sharing our gifts with others. We spent an afternoon making cards to give when we played. Then we visited Brightmore, the mall, the Woods at Holly Tree and the Good Shepard Center. It’s our favorite week of the year.

That’s a wrap! Fall 2024 Performance Class week was a blast!

Community outreach week is officially our favorite week of the year. Spreading holiday joy and sharing the gift of music to our community was the best!

“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing(playing) loud for all to hear.”
We spend the past 2 days giving back to our community. We did our first community outreach week with the studio and it was amazing.
Monday started with lunch and card making at Double Happiness. The kids and parents got in touch with their inner visual artist and made over 100 cards to give out to all of the people we played for. We then went to the Woods at Holly Tree to share with the residents and wrapped the evening up at the Good Shephard Center to play some dinner music.
Tuesday we started at Porter’s Neck Village playing for their residents, met at the mall for lunch in the food court and then moved to the middle of the mall to play for Santa 🎅🏻(and everyone else that was there!).
What an incredible week sharing our gifts with the community that has supported us for 25+ years. This is why we do what we do and makes our hearts so full.
Ms Anne and Ms Shelly are officially exhausted. Happy holidays!!

Another successful performance week. It was such a fun way to do Halloween week! Now it’s time for holiday music!

we just had the BEST. WEEK. EVER!!!! What were you doing???

Hey there, young music lovers! Have you ever been to a concert and wondered what it would be like to play an instrument yourself? Well, we have a fantastic opportunity for you! Before our Vivaldi's Ring of Mystery concert on February 26th, we are hosting a Pre-Concert Arts Fair in the lobby of the Wilson Center at 2:30 PM.

You can touch, hold, and play instruments like violins, cellos, drums, and even brass and woodwinds at the Arts Fair! It's a hands-on experience that will let you create music and get a feel for what it's like to play an instrument. But that's not all! At the Arts Fair, you can interact with organizations that support the arts in the Cape Fear Region, like Ronald Sachs Violins , Stevenson-Stohl Suzuki Studio, Kindermusik with Sarah, Brooklyn Arts Music Academy, Music Bird Studios, and New Hanover County Public Library.

So come to the Pre-Concert Arts Fair and let your inner musician shine! It's a great way to try new things and create memories that will last a lifetime. We can't wait to see you there!

Psst! Are you in line at the grocery store buying flowers and a card? Up your Valentine's Day game by getting tickets for our Classical Connections concert on April 15th. 💖 From the sweeping romantic melodies of Strauss waltzes to the grand epics of Star Wars and Ride of the Valkyries, there's sure to be something you'll both love hearing at this concert! You can get some of the best seats in the house here: http://bit.ly/3lBSBKB