European Suzuki Association - Teachers Newsletter Vol 38 2018

14 2018 European Teachers’ Convention Iceland Saturday 7 April at Hilton Reykjavík Nordica Hote l The Suzuki movement in a changing environment Challenges and Changes Martin Rüttimann (Switzerland) The European Suzuki Association Its Role, its Members and its Mission Sue Wimpeney (ESA) Group teaching for beginners led by Lilja Hjaltadottir (Iceland) Violin Koen Rens (Belgium) Violin Kristinn Örn Kristinsson (Iceland) Piano Graham Rix (UK) Piano Ruben Rivera (France) Cello Elio Galvagno (Italy) Guitar Anke van der Bijl (Netherlands) Flute People who need People Edmund Sprunger (USA) The Icelandic Music School System Model For Others? Haukur F. Hannesson (Sweden/Iceland) Sunday 8 April at Hilton Reykjavík Nordica Hotel Right from the Start - The Suzuki Triangle in SECE Patricia Rüttimann (Switzerland) Begin with the end in mind Planting the seeds of prevention Kári Árnason (Iceland) Group teaching for advanced students The Art of Teaching in the Triangle Edward Kreitman (USA) The Suzuki Triangle Building musicians and bringing people together Koen Rens (Belgium) Friday 6 April 2018 Norðurljós hall, Harpa Concert