1. Twinkle Variation A-B (Right Hand)



*Assignment for Twinkle A-B, (right hand).
  Variations by Shinichi Suzuki who was born in Nagoya, Japan.

 Videos:  (In addition to listening to your CD/iTunes.)   

Jacqueline and Robert

 

 

 

 

 

Practicing the bow
-Student:  Kennedy - Instructor: JF. Graham

 Twinkle A
-Student:  Robert - Instructor JF. Graham
-Core Suzuki PianoInstructor: Lea Brammer 
-Twinkle A lesson with Leah Brammer 
  
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Twinkle B
-Student:  Robert - Teacher:  Jacqueline Graham
-Student:  Jacob - Teacher:  Leah Brammer 

Continue practicing the bow
-Student:  Samantha - Instructor: JF. Graham

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___1. Activity during your study of Twinkle A and Twinkle B: You are studying piano lessons based upon the Suzuki method of teaching.  Who is Suzuki?  Do research about him and create a lap book based upon your research.  Include information about where he was born - Nagoya, Japan.  Be able to find the location on a globe or map at the studio during your next piano lesson.


Here are a few examples of Suzuki lapbooks created by my students in the photo below. 


For additional examples, lessons and videos about how to create lapbooks, click on the following links:

What is a Lapbook (Video)   |    How To Make a Lapbook (Video)  |    Lapbook examples  


My student, Robert, and I had the joy of visiting Suzuki's home (now a museum) and his Institute. To view photos, visit the following links:


**When you have completed the assignment listed above and can successfully perform Twinkles A-B in Suzuki Bk 1, you have earned your clues for the Suzuki Letterbox!  Ink and print your beautifully carved stamp into the letterbox journal.  There will be a stamp in the letterbox to stamp into your Suzuki Book and the letterbox page of your Suzuki notebook.  Enjoy one of the treasure goodies that you find placed inside of the letterbox!


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Letterbox clues:  *Ask your teacher

Assignment blog post reviewed and updated: 4/3/22

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