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Workshop, Orchestra Festival, and Halloween 2016 photos

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Thanks to the clinicians, teachers, students, parents, and families who make the Suzuki Strings Cedar City program possible.  We appreciate the teacher and parent photos and videos below:

Videos thanks to Minerva Gonzalez:
Twinkles: Variation C, D and Theme - Dr. Suzuki - Suzuki String Regional Workshop

O Come Little Children - Folk Song

Bohemian Folk Song 

Minuet 3 with Minor Minuet - Johann Sebastian Bach

Entrance & March of Guests, Tannhauser - Richard Wagner arr. Dackow

Jazz Rhythmico by Kirt N. Mosier 

The Swan - by Camille Saint Saens

Berceuse by Franz Schubert

Rigadoon by Henry Purcell

Duo No. 2 in F Major, WoO 27 - Ludwig van Beethoven

Le Basque by Marin Marais, viola

For Christina for Viola and Piano Solo - composed and performed by Randen Heywood with Tasha Seegmiller, pianist

Quando men vo from La Boheme - Giacomo Puccini 

Violin Concerto No. 5 in D Major, 1st mvt by Friedrich Seitz

Waltz by Johannes Brahms

Minuet in G by Ludwig van Beethoven

On the Road to Boston and Liberty Two Step - Arr. Barrage

Frost is All Over arr. Barrage 

Sunny Day Jig - arr. Carolyn Hatch








































Orchestra Festival in St. George







Halloween Group Class 2016 

















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