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ESA
Voice Report January 2009
Published as web-page 16.03.09
first published in ESA Teachers' Newsletter
The
15th Suzuki World Convention will be
held in Melbourne, Australia April 14-19 2009
(including Suzuki Voice teacher training, exams and a children’s
course).
Suzuki Voice Volume One will be published in the first quarter
of 2009.
In October 2008 the
International Suzuki Voice Committee recommended that Suzuki
Voice Volume Two be published. The Committee recommended also
that the Volume One CDs should be published in English, Spanish
and Finnish.
The English and Spanish
translations of Volume Two have been internationally accepted by
qualified Suzuki Voice Teachers and advisors around the world
after twenty years of work. Volume Two will be in English,
Spanish and Finnish. Each of the Volume One CDs have been
recorded twice and tested in practice during the past
three years using the text from the internationally accepted
Volume One. All three Volume One recordings use the same
accompaniment and the fourth is accompaniment only.
Suzuki Voice Teacher Training
ESA, PPSA and SAA
Teacher Training continues with the ESA Teacher Trainers Mette
Heikkinen (Finland), Katrina Pezzimenti (Australia) and Päivi
Kukkamäki (Finland). The basic content of Suzuki Voice Programme
is the same in every country: eg. ESA level 1 is primary level
Stage 1 in PPSA and Unit 1 in SAA.
The
International Suzuki Voice Programme Teacher
Training manual was revised in July 2008.
The 7th “Songs for Sharing”
International Suzuki Voice Workshop was held in Buenos Aires,
Argentina January 2nd-8th, 2009 and will
include teaching and training. This event was organised by
Analia Paula Capponi-Savolainen together with the Argentinian
Suzuki Voice families and Dr. Kukkamäki. This was the first
teacher training of Suzuki Voice (Unit 1) in Latin America with
accepted trainee teachers- coming from Chile, Paraguay, México,
Peru and Argentina.
A Suzuki Voice Workshop was held in Vantaa,
Finland on June 9-12 2008 (Teachers: Mette Heikkinen, Analia
Paula Capponi-Savolainen, Mervi Sipola-Maliniemi and Kukkamäki).
Five Level 5 students graduated. An ESA Level 5 teachers’
Recital examination was held in Finland October 30th, 2008 at
Concert Hall Martinus (Mervi Sipola-Maliniemi). The ESA Suzuki
voice exam board has accepted the first Suzuki Voice
teacher-in-training from Zimbabwe.
PPSA Suzuki Voice Teacher training was held at
the Autumn Festival in Melbourne 2008 with Katrina Pezzimenti.
A Suzuki Voice Teacher Training (Unit 1) course
was held on July 27-August 8 2008 at the American Suzuki
Institute, Wisconsin University, USA. Mary Hofer organized the
event and six new teachers were trained by ESA teacher trainer
Katrina Pezzimenti. One of these trainees was the first Suzuki
Voice teacher from Canada.
Suzuki Voice web-pages
www.suzukivoice.com are in English, Spanish and Finnish.
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