We regret to announce that Montana Suzuki Institute 2022 has been cancelled. Check back here in January 2023 for information on future MSI events.
Teacher: Oumar Keita
An Institute favorite, students will explore various mediums and receive individualized attention from an experienced art teacher. A rewarding class, students will bring home stunning works of art created through their own interests and imagination. Art is also open to parents and siblings ages 5 and up.
Teacher: Loryn Zerr
String Ensemble provides students with an excellent opportunity to play together in a social environment while developing orchestral skills. The class is open to violin students in book 4 and above, viola and cello students in book 3 and above.
Teacher: TBD
It’s fun to fiddle! From Ireland to Canada, Appalachia to Poland, fiddle tunes can be found all over the world. Always new and interesting, the instructor will teach tunes and techniques from various styles, traditional to contemporary. Students must be mid-way through Book 1 (with the low-2 finger pattern) or Book 2 to enroll in Fiddling 1. Students in Book 3 and above may enroll in Fiddling 2. Non-Suzuki violin players, parents and siblings may also register for this class with instructor permission.
Teacher: Beth Youngblood
This children’s music program, for ages 1-8, offers a diverse and energetic approach to music. Parents are invited to join their youth in this class to explore various instruments from around the world and to sing and dance with their children. Children will be encouraged to sing, move & explore rhythm. During the class, the instructor performs with Guitar, Harmonica, Percussion and more! Come join the fun!
Teacher: Matthew Nord