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Nebraska Authors

John Kendall

Born 1917-08-30 Kearney, NE (USA)

Died 2011-01-06

The author met and observed the creator of the Suzuki method, Shinichi Suzuki, and translated his teachings into a philosophy and written guide for strings teachers in the United States. He was a practitioner, director, and promoter of the American Suzuki movement.

Author Of

  • Music and Audio
  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Music; Suzuki Instruction

Occupation

Violin professor

Bibliography

The Suzuki Violin Method in American Musical Education. 1978.

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