Meet the Teachers! New Fall Schedule!

We are excited for our new fall schedule! See the new schedule below and read to find out about our teachers. We look forward to seeing you at group class.

Parent Meeting: Wednesday August 28th, 5:00 pm, SUU Thorley Music Building, Room 206

Group classes begin on Wednesday September 5th. See schedule for times. Check with your teacher (or email us!) if you need help deciding what classes to attend. suzukistringscc@gmail.com

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Regional Fall Workshop and Concert 2019

Click here to register: Workshop Registration ***Note: The MARCATO class repertoire has changed. It will be Coburger March, Can You Count the Stars and Allegro by Mozart , all from the Suzuki Home Concert book.

A Wonderful Fall 2019 Workshop

Thank you to everyone who attended and made this year's workshop possible! The students enjoyed working with the guest clinicians and the concert was beautiful. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year. Photos taken by Jeff Richards. Fall 2019 Workshop students, clinicians and teachers Our wonderful clinicians! The Shining Stars! Pre-Twinkers! The Marcato Class The Stringendo Class

Jack Ashton's Young Artist Chamber Players with Suzuki Strings Cedar City

Salt Lake’s Young Artist Chamber Players to perform in Cedar City Saturday, April 13, 4 p.m. at St. Jude's By Lindsay Fife Szczesny On Saturday, April 13 at 4:00 pm at the St. Jude’s Episcopal Church (70 N. 200 W.) the public is invited to a free concert featuring an elite chamber ensemble from Salt Lake City. When I was a teenager here in Cedar City, I started traveling to Salt Lake every month to take violin lessons from Utah Symphony violinist, Jack Ashton. My friend and I ( Megan Mumford Cottam from Kanarraville) each had hour-long lessons--usually on a Saturday morning--in his home’s downstairs music studio, piled with papers and one wall covered with student recital programs dating back years and years. Sometimes one of his 8 children would interrupt a lesson, and for a few minutes he would lovingly play with the youngest boy who was about four. Mr. Ashton made us rehearse thousands of scales and gave us exciting new music to play. He was warm and kind, but strict ...

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