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MM Suzuki Program
A nurturing approach for young learners based on listening, imitation, repetition, and encouragement.
Meet Dr. Suzuki
Dr. Shinichi Suzuki
Founder of the Suzuki Method
Dr. Shinichi Suzuki believed every child can develop and grow through music—just like learning to speak.
- Children learn music like language.
- Listening, imitation, repetition, and encouragement.
- Every child has potential.
Suzuki Voices in North America
Suzuki Association of the Americas
A community of 6,000+ teachers, parents, educators, and learners.
Hilary Hahn
Began as a Suzuki student and recorded official audio for Suzuki Violin School Volumes 1–3 with pianist Natalie Zhu.
Ray Chen
World-renowned violinist who began his musical journey with Suzuki training and starts violin at age 4.
Hear Suzuki in Performance
Montreal Suzuki String Orchestra — SCL Gala Winner’s Concert 2018
Experience how Suzuki learning grows into confident ensemble playing, listening, and musical expression.
How Our Program Works
Weekly Private Lessons
One-on-one lessons with clear guidance and encouragement.
Home Listening & Practice
Daily listening helps build musical memory and skills.
Group Classes & Performances
Students build confidence and joy in a supportive community.
Common Questions
Is Suzuki only for very young children?
No. While many students start young, Suzuki is suitable for children of many ages, and even adults. What matters most is consistent listening, encouragement, and a positive environment.
What if listening to music feels difficult for our family?
That’s okay. We’ll work together to find a simple routine that fits your family and helps your child become more immersed in music. After all, learning an instrument is a way to listen, feel, understand, and enjoy music more deeply.
Does a parent need to attend lessons?
For young children, parent involvement is an important part of the Suzuki approach. Parents do not need to be musicians — they help support practice at home.
How do I know if Suzuki is the right fit?
Tell us about your child’s age, goals, and learning style. We’ll help you decide whether Suzuki-based lessons or another lesson path is the best match.
Zoe Chau
MM Suzuki Program Director
Ms. Chau is a certified Suzuki teacher and violinist/violist, with dual master’s degrees in Violin and Viola Performance and experience directing school string ensembles. She is committed to helping students grow in musicianship, confidence, and connection through inclusive, engaging programming.
Program participants have gone on to join NEC Prep Ensembles, Rivers Youth Orchestras, and a range of school and community orchestras, with many earning positive outcomes in ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) exams.
Ready to find the right fit?
Let’s talk about your child, your goals, and how the MM Suzuki Program can help them thrive.