Join us for our winter term concerts:
Chamber Players: 5 p.m. Friday, March 13, Beall Concert Hall
Join us for Beethoven's "Harp" quartet, Dvorak's "American" quartet, Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" quartet, and more!
Suzuki Strings: 11 a.m., Saturday, March 14, Beall Concert Hall
Join us for group performances by violinists and cellists ages 4 - 11.
AUDITIONS FOR CHAMBER PLAYERS 2015-16:
Monday, June 1, 4 - 6 p.m.
email cmi@uoregon.edu for an audition time
Click here for audition information.
ABOUT OUR PROGRAM:
Shinichi Suzuki (1898-1998) believed that all children could develop musical ability. Applying simple characteristics of language learning to music instruction, Suzuki successfully created an environment conducive to developing exceptional musical skills in children. These language-learning characteristics included an emphasis on the child's natural desire to engage with the "work" of learning, an early beginning, parent involvement, immersion in the musical “language,” and lots of encouragement!
Like Suzuki, we believe that “every child can”! The Suzuki Strings Program and Chamber Players create a creative and inclusive learning community where the primary goal is to develop children with a love of the arts and the skills of self-discipline, teamwork, and self-expression. What sets CMI apart is the quality of well-rounded musicians our program has developed within this fun and nurturing environment: we’re proud to be able to prepare our most passionate students effectively for serious music study in high school, college, and beyond.
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Shinichi Suzuki (1898-1998) believed that all children could develop musical ability. Applying simple characteristics of language learning to music instruction, Suzuki successfully created an environment conducive to developing exceptional musical skills in children. These language-learning characteristics included an emphasis on the child's natural desire to engage with the "work" of learning, an early beginning, parent involvement, immersion in the musical “language,” and lots of encouragement!
Like Suzuki, we believe that “every child can”! The Suzuki Strings Program and Chamber Players create a creative and inclusive learning community where the primary goal is to develop children with a love of the arts and the skills of self-discipline, teamwork, and self-expression. What sets CMI apart is the quality of well-rounded musicians our program has developed within this fun and nurturing environment: we’re proud to be able to prepare our most passionate students effectively for serious music study in high school, college, and beyond.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ENROLLMENT FOR A CHILD IN YOUR LIFE? CLICK HERE TO GET STARTED
