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Huntington Suzuki School

Immerse yourself in music, just as you would with a new language.

The Suzuki Method at Huntington Center for Performing Arts offers a comprehensive program for ages 3 and up, based on the teachings of Shinichi Suzuki. The program combines one-on-one private lessons with group classes, emphasizing parent involvement and a nurturing, ensemble-based learning environment.

We also offer traditional private lessons in voice, violin, viola, piano, and cello for students of all levels. Experienced faculty members provide instruction for New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) preparation and performance coaching.

All students will perform during our season concerts, also known as play-downs, where they will demonstrate their progress in both solo and group performance. 

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Private Lessons

Available for all ages in violin, viola, cello, piano and voice. Students meet once a week during the academic program. 

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Suzuki Method Group Class Beginner, Twinklers

During the Twinkler stage, students are focused on developing essential skills like listening, posture, bowing, fingering, and tone production.

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Suzuki Method Book 1 Group Class

In addition to a private lesson, students will meet weekly to practice ensemble playing to help develop their sense of timing, intonation and dynamic balance. Group classes help with student socialization, motivation and the ability to learn from others through observation. 

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Suzuki Method Late Book 1 and Book 2 Group Class

In addition to a private lesson, students will meet weekly to practice ensemble playing to help develop their sense of timing, intonation and dynamic balance. Group classes help with student socialization, motivation and the ability to learn from others through observation. 

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Violin Ensemble, Book 4+  

Elevate your violin playing in our elite ensemble! Join like-minded musicians for collaborative performances and masterclasses, honing your sight reading skills and expanding your repertoire under the guidance of experienced mentors.

Come in for a Class

Before we have new students join, we love to meet them and their family to make sure we will be a good fit.

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