1999Victorian journal of music education/Victorian journal of music education (Online)Requires access

Singing in the Suzuki Style

June Brown

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Discusses the Suzuku style of singing, which was founded by Paivi Kukkamaki, where tuition is given following the same philosophy as for other Suzuki instruments but always keeping in mind the very special aspects of care appropriate for the voices of the very young.

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Discusses the Suzuku style of singing, which was founded by Paivi Kukkamaki, where tuition is given following the same philosophy as for other Suzuki instruments but always keeping in mind the very special aspects of care appropriate for the voices of the very young.

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Discusses the Suzuku style of singing, which was founded by Paivi Kukkamaki, where tuition is given following the same philosophy as for other Suzuki instruments but always keeping in mind the very special aspects of care appropriate for the voices of the very young.

Key concepts: Singing, Style (visual arts), Project commissioning, Publishing, Management, Engineering, Sociology, Law

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