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Suzuki group repertoire classes are included in tuition for students enrolled in Suzuki private instruction at MIC.

Please consult your MIC private teacher to get their recommendation for the appropriate repertoire class for your child. Students must be registered for private lessons in the MIC Suzuki program in order to participate in Suzuki repertoire classes at MIC.

New students interested in Suzuki repertoire classes should consult with their private lesson teacher and local campus director for appropriate placement.

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Repertoire classes reinforce concepts and repertoire introduced in private lessons. Depending on the level of the group, it may include such things as pre-Twinkle songs and instrumental position games, review of the Suzuki repertoire in an ensemble setting, introduction to note-reading on the student's instrument, or playing Suzuki repertoire in multiple parts.

Throughout the child’s study, the Music Institute of Chicago’s deep commitment to ensemble playing is evident, first through repertoire classes and later through participation in chamber music groups and orchestra. Suzuki group classes are used to reinforce concepts and repertoire introduced in private lessons.

Purpose of Suzuki group classes

Role of the Parent at Suzuki group class

Role of the student