hi can you help please???
14:10 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(bekah)
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well does suzuki method teach you
notes???
and is it for little kids???
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Re: hi can you help please???
15:55 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(lilviolinist)
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clarification on what you mean by "notes," also suzuki may be a little hard without a teacher if you don`t have previous music experience.
Mia
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Re: hi can you help please???
18:19 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(bekah)
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what i mean bye notes is the thing that you
read to play violin
and i have teacher
bekah 
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Re: hi can you help please???
18:48 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(Harvey)
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The Suzuki Method teaches you to play by ear.
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Re: hi can you help please???
20:20 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(bekah)
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yes i do know that suzuki
you learn by ear but i have a suzuki book to how
do i read the notes in the book if i play by ear?
i dont get it i try to learn by ear but then i have to read notes for
the book HElP
thanks REBEKAH
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Re: hi can you help please???
22:54 on Friday, February 27, 2004
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(lilviolinist)
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my little cousin, when she started playing couldn`t read notes, so the teacher drew out a diagram of the fingerboard, and one of a staff, and drew the relations. like there would be 4 circles on the D string, and they`d be labeled, E, F nat. Fsharp, and G etc They would also be labeled on the staff. and she used that to help her learn, as well as for reference. I hope that helps?
Mia
P.S. she also used the suzuki method, and now she is doing fine in book 4
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