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Shinichi Suzuki: The Man and his Philisophy (Revised)

  • Book Code : TX - SBI0589

  • Instrument(s) : Reference
  • Publisher : Alfred Music
  • ISBN10 : 029156148527
  • ISBN13 : 9780874875898
RM 150.00

Description

Shinichi Suzuki is recognized not only as an educator and musician but also as a humanitarian. In his youth, he noticed that children learn their spoken language through their surroundings, which inspired him to develop the "Mother Tongue Approach" to music education. This method emphasizes that young children can easily replicate musical sounds they hear, suggesting that musical talent is cultivated by one's environment rather than being an innate gift. Suzuki maintained that with the right teaching techniques, every child can learn to perform music just as they learn to speak. The revised edition of The Man and His Philosophy, published in 1995, features numerous new photographs, including significant milestones in the Suzuki movement, such as Dr. Suzuki with his first students, and provides a comprehensive history of the movement from its inception to the present.

Songs / Content

  • PART 1 SHINICHI SUZUKI: THE MAN
  • Prologue
  • 1. Man Is the Son of His Environment (1859-1919)
  • Background
  • Suzuki Enters Commercial School
  • The Marquis Tokugawa
  • Influence of Tolstoy and Dogan
  • 2. Good Environmental Conditions Produce Superior Ability (1919-1928)
  • The Voyage
  • Encouragement to Study
  • To Europe to Study
  • Suzuki Plays for Klingler
  • Dr. Michaelis and Dr. Einstein
  • 3. Waltraud (1920-1928)
  • In Berlin
  • An Elegant Wedding
  • To Japan by Train
  • 4. Out of the Ashes of Depression and War (1929-1945)
  • The Suzuki Quartet
  • Suzuki's Teaching Attracts Attention
  • The War Intensifies
  • Koji Toyoda Comes to Live
  • 5. The Move to Matsumoto-shi (1945-1948)
  • Talent Education Is Established
  • Illness Then Insight
  • 6. In Ten Years Anything Is Possible (1945-1955)
  • Business in Earnest
  • Summer Institutes, Graduations Initiated
  • Sound Has Life and Soul without Form
  • Annual Concerts Begin
  • 7. We Amaze the World (1961-1963)
  • Casals Pays a Visit
  • Increasing Recognition
  • 8. Talent Education Goes to America (1952-1967)
  • Film Impresses Americans
  • Talent Education Is Outlined
  • First United States Tour
  • Concert without Rehearsal
  • Concert for the Music Educators National Conference
  • Workshops Become Popular
  • Matsumoto's Talent Education Building
  • 9. Dreams Materialize (1967-1970)
  • New Building Is Dedicated
  • Waltraud Is an Active Aid to Suzuki
  • Progress Has Been Made
  • 10. For the Happiness of All Children (1970-1980)
  • Suzuki Continues Study and Growth
  • First European Tour
  • American Suzuki Institute
  • Early Development Association
  • More Tours to Japan
  • The First International Suzuki Teachers Conference
  • Special Birthday Celebration
  • More Workshops and Conferences
  • Golden Wedding Anniversary
  • More Dreams Are Realized
  • 11. International Suzuki Conference and the Formation of the International Suzuki Association (1980s)
  • ISA Is Founded
  • Suzuki's Daily Schedule
  • ISA Conferences
  • ISA Moves Its Headquarters to Japan
  • Other Meetings
  • 12. A Time to Reap the Fruits of Labor (1990s)
  • Suzuki Begins to Lighten His Schedule
  • Adelaide, Victoria, Australia 1991
  • ISA Assumes Greater Responsibilities
  • Seoul, Korea 1993
  • Other Areas of Talent Education
  • A Lifetime of Altruistic Love
  • 13. Awards
  • Awards -- National Governments
  • Humanity Awards
  • Rotary and 500
  • Musical Recognition
  • Citizenship, Keys
  • PHOTO GALLERY
  • PART 2 SHINICHI SUZUKI: HIS PHILOSOPHY
  • 14. Suzuki's Writings
  • The Suzuki Method: A Philosophy for Life Education by Evelyn Hermann
  • The Law of Ability and the Mother Tongue Method of Education by Shinichi Suzuki
  • The Law of Ability by Shinichi Suzuki
  • Early Development from Birth by Shinichi Suzuki
  • Any Child Can Be Tone-Deaf by Shinichi Suzuki
  • A Revolution in Education through a Method by Which Every Child Can Learn (A Plea to Elementary School Teachers of the World) by Shinichi Suzuki
  • 15. Suzuki's "New Ideas" for Playing the Violin
  • 10 Points for Talent Education
  • Vital Points for Lesson and Homework of This Year 1971
  • Teaching Points for 1976
  • Tonalization for Nurturing a Beautiful Good Tone
  • 4 New Teaching Points of the Suzuki Method
  • A Suzuki Method Report on Violin Playing
  • My New Theory
  • Developing Children's Ability Using the Suzuki Teaching Method -- How We Are Doing Now
  • Summary
  • 16. Dr. Shinichi Suzuki Life-Time Achievements

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