Includes private lessons, group instrumental class and theory class, two recitals and two festival concerts. Prices for a full year (30 weeks).
30-minute lesson package $3,210
45-minute lesson package $3,600
60-minute lesson package $3,960
Suzuki is an annual program. Students are expected to continue in the program for the full school year from September through June.
Additional private lessons outside of the package. Prices for a full year 30 weeks.
30-minute lesson $2,160
45-minute lesson $2,850
60-minute lesson $3,360
75-minute lesson $3,840
90-minute lesson $4,260
By semester, once a week, for 15 weeks | 60-minute lesson: $455
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The Suzuki Method is recognized worldwide as a highly effective approach for teaching children the language of music. Generations of students have begun a lifelong journey of musical enrichment through this approach. The Suzuki program at the Conservatory offers programs in violin, viola, cello, guitar, flute, piano and bass. The curriculum incorporates three elements that provide the essentials needed for instrumental music education: private lessons, theory classes and group classes. Parent involvement is an integral component of the Suzuki approach. Parents learn and practice alongside the child, functioning as role models and providing encouragement.
Suzuki is an annual program which requires a full-year commitment. Children ages 3.5 and up are eligible to participate.
To enroll contact Ruth Klukoff at Suzuki.Enrollment@bkcm.org
To register for the required parent orientation on Wednesday, February 3, 2021, please call registration staff at 718-622-3300.
Enrollment is annual, and follows a three-stage process which begins in February, and includes a required parent orientation, observation and an intake interview.
In general, some instruments fill up quickly; which instruments will fill up is difficult to predict from year to year. Spots are available on a first-come/first-served basis.
Orientations in 2021 will take place via ZOOM. The orientation is for PARENTS ONLY. Do not bring your child.
You must arrive on time and stay for the entire orientation to be eligible for the program.
During the orientation, the Suzuki Director will discuss the Suzuki philosophy, educational approach, and the important role parents play in the child’s progress. Attendees will also be informed of scheduling requirements and what to expect during the first semester. Orientation is 90 minutes, including Q & A.
Following the orientation, families will be eligible to sign up for an intake interview. Attendance to the orientation is required in order to attend an intake interview.
Enrollment in the Suzuki Program is first-come/first served, with popular instruments filling up quickly. Registration for the program will start in June.