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About this collection
SAA Member Benefits
The Suzuki method has shaped instrumental music education for generations, and this SAA Member Benefits collection brings together the core Suzuki materials across eight instruments. Popular titles like the Suzuki Violin School volumes and Suzuki Cello School books are paired with resources from accomplished educators like William Preucil and Seizo Azuma. Formats range from traditional printed books to CDs and digital files, giving you flexibility in how you teach and learn.
Who it's for
- Suzuki method teachers and private instructors across multiple instruments
- Parents guiding young musicians (Grade 1-5) through structured lessons
- Music schools and studios building a Suzuki curriculum library
What's inside
- Suzuki method books for violin, cello, piano, viola, flute, guitar, bass, and recorder
- Graded volumes (typically Grade 1-5, some extending to Grade 7-8) with progressive repertoire
- Supporting materials in book, CD, and CD-ROM formats for practice and reference
Things to consider
Start with Volume 1 of your instrument and progress sequentially; the Suzuki method relies on mastery at each level before advancing. If you teach multiple students or instruments, consider adding CDs and CD-ROMs to support practice at home and group instruction. Check which volumes and formats suit your teaching style: some teachers blend the books with supplementary materials from contributors like William Preucil.