Suzuki Strings Cedar City, Utah Blog 2012-2019

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Frontier Homestead program on Nov. 5, 2018.  We appreciate the students, teachers, pianists and families involved.  Thanks to the staff at Frontier Homestead for providing this opportunity to share our music.  Videos and photos by Heather Wilhelm, teachers and parents. If you have one you want to share please send to suzukistringscc@gmail.com. Best wishes for a wonderful Christmas Video links of the performances: Blue Bells My Dreydal Frosty the Snowman   Here We Come a Caroling featuring the cellists First Noel O Come Little Children Jingle Bells Silent Night We Wish You a Merry Christmas Thanks to Heather Wilhelm and Samantha Herring for the Christmas group class downstairs

Thanks to everyone who participated. Links for performances:    Troika Telemann Concerto arranged by Denise Willey Outside after performance Case room before performance Warming up Adding percussion to Troika Warm up room Thanks to Mel Jeffs and Sarah Chee for their help. Group before performance directed by Lindsay Szczesny. Cedar Middle School orchestras included some of Suzuki Strings students. Getting notes from clinician

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Halloween group class this year.

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Regional Workshop and Concert.  We appreciate the students, clinicians, teachers, pianists, and families who are involved as well as our wonderful audience.  A few photos and video links below. Gabriel's Oboe with string orchestra and piano Country Waltz Seitz Violin Concerto #5, beginning Allegro by Fiocco, violin and piano, portion Cellists play Elves' Dance, portion Bourrée by Handel Concert Photos: Workshop Photos:

Suzuki Strings Presents Regional Concert You are invited to the Suzuki Strings workshop concert on Saturday, Nov. 3, at 5 p.m. in the Heritage Theater, 105 N. 100 East, in Cedar City. Music ranges from fiddling to classics. The concert features outstanding clinicians and students from age 4 to adult from throughout the region. The suggested donation is $5 and the public is invited. Movie themes from Gabriel’s Oboe and John Dunbar are on the program as well music by Telemann, Handel, Fiocco and more.   The concert includes pieces for the individual instruments as well as the student orchestra. Denise Willey serves as the orchestra, advanced violin, and viola clinician.   She is the founder of the Lyceum Orchestra program, a new Vivace Orchestra program, and is a SAA Registered Teacher Trainer.   She has been honored by the American String Teachers Association and served on the Suzuki Association of Utah Board for 30 years. Her “I LOVE to Read Music” literac...