Suzuki Piano Method Lesson #1 (Explanation of the Suzuki Piano Method)

The Suzuki Piano Method Lesson will give you a brief overview of the Suzuki Piano Method Lesson.
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[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

The entire Suzuki Piano School Volume I is on my Patreon, step by step, for you to learn it all! Volume II will be completed shortly as well, with even more to come! www.patreon.com/millermusicstudios

[@briancarmonaband]

Great video and easy to follow. Thank you and do your thang

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Thank you for your positive comments Brian! At Patreon.com/millermusicstudios I teach all of Suzuki Volume I and have begun Volume II. My goal is to teach every piece in all Suzuki Volumes 1 though 8. That’s my “thang” ❤️😊🎹🎶

Thank you for sharing, your video is very good, I love it. Nice to meet you. Wish you happiness and success in life 💌💖👌👍

[@dianemiller2675]

You are more than welcome

[@MarlonOwnsYourCake]

"it would be a southern drawl like * perfect northern accent * 'hi all y'all'" 😂😂😂

[@karens.8194]

Awesome video! From beginning to end. Thank you for sharing.

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Thanks for watching, and you are very welcome

[@MrsMommy11]

Music starts at 4:36

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Hi Maria, thank you for noting that. Also, I have many music teaching videos of the Suzuki Piano School which are all music on my Miller Music Studios Patreon Channel.

[@thepianoplayer416]

Many people like myself are not considered music prodigies. Due to circumstances many of us didn't start an instrument like piano or violin at a young age. We got into playing as adult with no help from our parents. It's a common perception that children learn faster. Doesn't stop many adult (some retired folks) learning a second language or playing an instrument. I've seen many adult learners master a foreign language to a basic conversation level. The last thing we shouldn't do is to stereotype all adults are slow learners or can't acquire a new skill. We just learn differently. Suzuki was not able to master basic German. There are people like him while others pick up new words & phrases easily. The English language is full of foreign words & phrases. We would pick them up even as adults. A few French or German words in an English conversation wouldn't be enough to speak a foreign language but people pick them up without giving much thought.

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Very good points! I teach adults also and you are right, they are playing beautifully. In fact, on my Patreon.com/millermusicstudios I have a Track (Course) especially geared towards adult beginners. Thank you for your insights.

[@sarahd1706]

As an adult, I feel like I can learn things faster because I can understand things better and know how to look for patterns, etc.

[@jascharl]

NGL, I used Suzuki cello in junior high, so in my 40s I’d go back to it to learn piano.

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

If you would like to learn Suzuki Piano, I have created step by step piano lessons for all of Suzuki Piano School Volume One and have started to upload the lessons for Suzuki Volume 2. My goal is to have all 7 volumes of piano lessons. Please subscribe to my Patreon.com/Millermusicstudios

[@carolinedavis6013]

Great video! My daughter just turned five and I am looking forward to going through your lessons with her. Keep up the great work! :)

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Thank you, Caroline. I have many more piano lesson tracks on my new Miller Music Studios Patreon Channel! I hope to see you there also

[@accordionlucy]

Informative. Thank you!

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

You're welcome, Lucy. I have many more of these teaching videos especially for the Suzuki Method on my new Miller Music Studios Patreon Channel. I hope to see you there also

Muito bom 🎼🎹🎹🎹🎶🎶🎶

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Obrigado!

[@kankan7940]

linda Teacher...

[@MrBuckoP]

Thank you... Question though. If the child gets in the habit of playing 16th notes, etc for Twinkle, Twinkle or any other song, will they get confused or frustrated when it is time to play it like it really sounds?

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Good question, Steve. There are 4 parts to the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. Variation A is the rhythm 4 sixteenth notes and 2 eighth notes. Variations B and C are different rhythms. Variation D is the actual song. The child learns by listening and this develops aural training. Suzuki is the fast track to the classics. Join me on Patreon.com/MillerMusicStudios to learn all of the progressive Suzuki pieces

[@balentongable]

Hi! Would like to know where's the next part of the video where you show how to let the child play? thank you!! MillerMusicStudiosTV

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Its Suzuki lesson one. It's under videos! Thanks for watching!!

[@juandenz2008]

That's interesting, but what if you are already an adult, is it too late for the Suzuki method? Or can you still follow it ? Do you know about the method developed by Harold Rhodes ? I couldn't find much information about the details of it, but apparently he developed it to teach soldiers returning from WWII how to play the piano. Thanks.

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Actually, I have many students who are even 6 years of age to adults who do very well with this program. I always supplement my teaching the Suzuki approach with also the Conservatory approach so music reading is developed at the same rate as rote learning and ear training. Just like mastering any language, it involves listening, speaking (playing the music), reading and writing the language - music is no different. I am teaching on the various levels on my patreon.com/millermusicstudios and I hope you join me there!

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Thank you Jimmy, and I understand all that you said here, however actually, I have many students who are even 6 years of age to adults who do very well with this program. I always supplement my teaching the Suzuki approach with also the Conservatory approach so music reading is developed at the same rate as rote learning and ear training. Just like mastering any language, it involves listening, speaking (playing the music), reading and writing the language - music is no different. I am teaching on the various levels on my patreon.com/millermusicstudios and I hope you join me there!

[@janedoe5229]

I started at 60 years old with the suzuki method and I am up to song for in book 2. The songs sound complicated, but once I learn them, the fingering is easy.

[@lc9462]

I was taught the Suzuki method from 6-10 on Flute. It was INTENSE.

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Fantastic! I would love to hear a video of you playing!!

[@surajhamal3610]

very good lesson for the beginners. What about the next?

[@AdenosineDiphosphate]

No

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

I have taught the entire Volume 1 of Suzuki Piano Method on my Patreon.com/MillerMusicStudios platform and am following it up now with Volume 2 of Suzuki Piano Method if you care to join me there that would be awesome! Love, Mrs. Miller

[@gregoryharrisii4696]

Where can I get the 7 books and everything that goes with them from?

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

You can get them from Amazon or from me.

[@UberFitRecords]

we loved these so much! how do we get more? do u do some online lesson set up?

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Yes I have hundreds of hours of piano lessons at www.patreon.com/MillerMusicStudios

[@taniacarolinasuarez8381]

en españollllllllllllll por favorrrrrrrr

[@MillerMusicStudiosTV]

Yo amo el Español pero no hablo mucho. Solo un poco.

[@godalungyte8036]

Tai mano mokikla as ten mokausi