Suzuki Music SA
If children hear fine music from the day of their birth and learn to play it, they develop sensitivity, discipline and endurance. They get a beautiful heart.
Shinichi Suzuki

The Suzuki Method

The Suzuki Method is a music education approach developed by the great Japanese humanitarian and educator Dr Shinichi Suzuki (1899-1999).

Suzuki Method is a way of learning music based on the way all children learn to speak, which is listening, repeating, imitating, practising and remembering words. This universal, no-fail educational approach is applied with great success to the learning of music.

Just as ALL children learn to speak in a language-rich environment Suzuki Method believes that a music-rich environment develops musical enjoyment and ability in ALL children. Musical talent is not inborn – it is created with the devoted assistance and encouragement of the child’s parents and teachers.

Our Mission

Our Mission is to nurture happy and successful future world citizens through music, using the guiding principles of the Suzuki Philosophy and Pedagogy.

Our Vision

Suzuki Music SA aims to create and develop a nuturing, vibrant, active and creative community of teachers, students and families for the study and performance of music in accord with the Suzuki Philosophy and Pedagogy. Through the study and performance of music, we seek to enrich student’s lives, enhancing their family relationships, encouraging them to strive for excellence in all areas of life.

Finding a qualified Suzuki Teacher

Our organisation, the Suzuki Talent Education Association of Australia (SA) Inc keeps a record of qualified teachers in your area. If you have found a Suzuki teacher on your own, we recommend that you check our listing to verify that they are current members of our Association, who have met our training and Child Safe screening requirements.

Our Upcoming Events & Activities

Sunday 3rd November
Graduation Concerts
Sunday 17th November Monica & Ann’s Piano Concert

Sunday 17th November Strings Workshop
Sunday 17th November Suzuki AGM
Sunday 8th December Anne’s Piano Concert