What do you think of our new website?

By 18/08/2010FREE Downloads

You could help us to update our website with information and contributions.

Your participation in this matter would be a first step in the right direction.

The navigation in the new website is easy to use. On the right side we have the categories which quickly give an overview on the present developments and regularely inform you of new projects.

The possibility to discuss matters with one another is new.

Try it -our first theme:

What do you think of our new website?

We welcome your suggestions.

Thank you!

13 Comments

  • Suzukimom says:
    14/10/2010 at 17:12

    I can’t figure out how to get to an English version of the store to order the English version of Step by Step, etc…

  • kerstin says:
    19/10/2010 at 6:54

    Hello,
    The shop is mainly for German customers. Because of the high costs for postage it makes no sense to send from Germany books to the US. In America you can easily find the Step by Step books at
    http://www.sharmusic.com/Shop-Shar/Sheet-Music/
    http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/

    The latest book with two CDs “Recital Training” published by Edition Peters (it contains all pieces of violin book 4) you can find at

    Peters USA:
    http://www.edition-peters.com/php/stock_info.php?section=music&pno=EP11291

    The download shop is bilingual: English/German. You only need to click on the flag in order to change the language.

    Thank you for your interest! We hope these information will help you.

  • Alison Fujtio says:
    17/02/2011 at 15:08

    Under “Discussion Forum,” there is only a place asking for our comments.

    Will there be more sections, to facilitate more discussions (such as, “Suzuki in the schools,” “Supplements,” “Questions from teachers to other teachers,” “Questions from Suzuki parents to other parents,” etc.) ??

    Thank you–the Step by Step looks very good!

  • Alison Fujtio says:
    17/02/2011 at 15:10

    Recital Training looks good, too! I think the inclusion of fiddle tunes for 3 violins is brilliant! But I only see volume 1. Are the other volumes not yet published? What will the repertoire be for those other volumes?

  • kerstin says:
    19/02/2011 at 21:24

    Dear Alison, Thank you for your comment. Right now we are not able to extend this website with a large discussion forum. Our energy goes as much as possible in the daily work for the development and outworking of the Suzuki Method. But if someone would take over the job of a forum moderater we would be glad to offer an exchange forum.

    Thank you for your good ideas!

    Kerstin Wartberg

  • kerstin says:
    19/02/2011 at 21:38

    Dear Alison, Recital Training, vol. 2 will be published in summer 2011. The repertoire will be based on Suzuki Violin School, vol. 5 and several additional pieces. In our download shop you find the first part of the test version (Bach Gavotte I and II, Vivaldi a Minor, second mov. and Vivaldi g Minor, first mov.

    The second part of the test version will come soon.
    Best wishes!

    Kerstin Wartberg

  • Kaylyn Chan says:
    21/10/2011 at 9:41

    I like your website, very informative. However, I could not find any contact information. I recently moved to Kaiserslautern, Germany and have been unable to find a suzuki violin or cello teacher. My twin 12 yr old girls have been taking violin since they were 7 and living in Japan under Shimizu. Shimizu sensei as we call him, also studied under Dr. Suzuki at the same time that Kerstin Wartberg did, although he says that she was the favorite in the class. 🙂 We would like to continue their violin training but need a teacher. Can anyone help us? Thank you, Kaylyn

  • Pearl says:
    09/02/2012 at 20:27

    Dear Kerstin Wartberg
    What a big task to have all these books prepared, printed and ready.

    Your materials are invaluable to teachers and music students.
    Your grateful test teacher

    Pearl Mitchell
    from Ireland

  • Noelle Robinson Mchugh, Ireland says:
    02/12/2012 at 19:56

    Hi Kerstin,
    I enjoyed the whole workshop I got great new ideas and i am working on my students with them. Your step by step books are fantastic and for the slow speed students they enjoy them because then can play with the CD’s.
    I am looking forward to the next in Germany.

  • Bernadette Robinson says:
    09/12/2012 at 14:20

    Hi Kerstin,
    Thank you, I enjoyed so much the workshop November 2012. I have returned with lots of fresh ideas and abundance of energy.

    It is such a good idea for teachers around the world to get together and exchange ideas in an organised way.

    Your books are fantastic and well planned. My students love the CD’d with the different speeds.
    They can see their progress. I have implemented what I learned into my programme and see great results.

    Thank you.
    Bernadette Robinson, Dublin, Ireland

  • Bernadette Robinson from Dublin, Ireland says:
    09/12/2012 at 14:39

    Hi Kerstin,
    Just something else on my mind. Teachers spend their lives giving and giving and love to do it.

    They forget the most important person, themselves. Teaching is very draining. We need to be replenished.

    I returned home from the workshop motivated and energized. Meeting the community of Suzuki teachers gave me the injection of love and support that I needed. I look forward to the next one.
    Bernadette Robinson

  • Susan says:
    05/01/2013 at 17:04

    Hello,

    I’m looking for a summer institute to attend with my children in Germany. I’m unable to find any, do they exist?

    Thanks so much!
    Susan

  • kerstin says:
    15/01/2013 at 15:42

    Dear Susan,
    Please have a look into the information of the
    4th International Summerschool in Switzerland
    Workshop languages:
    German, English, French, and Hungarian.
    Course Director: Agathe Jerie
    3. – 10. August 2013
    http://www.germansuzuki.com/?p=3947

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