鈴木大提琴團體課程工作坊-美國鈴木協會師訓教師蒞台指導

 

本協會特邀美國鈴木協會大提琴師訓教師葛麗達（Gilda Barston）蒞台指導，葛麗達老師為美國鈴木協會資深師訓教師，目前擔任芝加哥鈴木中心主任，同時被推選為國際鈴木協會執行秘書。
葛麗達老師教學經驗豐富，經常接受各國的邀約進行鈴木大提琴教學指導。
此次課程乃是針對鈴木大提琴教材之團體課程內涵與運用，提供您鈴木教學法大提琴技巧與訓練之精華，為不可錯過的一次學習進修機會。

1. 課程內容：鈴木大提琴團體課程指導與示範
2. 課程日期： 10月2日 9:30am-12:30am, 1:30am-4:30am 共六小時。
3 請來電02 2876 1253 或電子郵件： Lkcxvio@hotmail.com.tw 聯繫。



GILDA BARSTON, cellist, is Dean Emeritus of the Music Institute of Chicago where she continues to teach in both the Community Division and the Academy, and is director of the MIC’s Suzuki Program at the Barston Suzuki Center. She is currently the Artistic Director of the Chicago Suzuki Institute. In addition to her teaching, she serves as secretary on the Board of the International Suzuki Association and on the Board of Directors of the Chicago Cello Society. A student of Leonard Rose, Ms. Barston received a B.S. and M.S. degree from the Juilliard School of Music in New York.

An active performer in the Chicago area, Gilda Barston was principal cellist of the Chicago String Ensemble from its founding to 1983. She was in the American Symphony Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, the Mu Phi Epsilon Trio and the Lyric Trio. She has performed as soloist and chamber musician in the United States, Canada, Australia, Israel, and Japan.

In 1998, Ms. Barston received a Distinguished Service Award from the Suzuki Association of the Americas for her work with the SAA Cello Committee. A Registered Teacher Trainer of Suzuki Pedagogy, she has been on the faculty of the American Suzuki Institute since 1976 and was the recipient of the ASI’s 2005 Suzuki Chair Award. She has taught at many other Institutes and workshops throughout the country and in Canada, and is currently on the faculty of the National Cello Institute Advanced Cello Residency Program in Orange County, CA. She was a faculty member and soloist at the International Suzuki Teachers' Conference in Matsumoto, Japan, taught at the World Conference in Edmonton, Canada, the Pan-Pacific Suzuki Conference in Adelaide, Australia, the Melbourne Autumn Festival and at the Korean Suzuki Association Winter Camps. In April of 2006 she was an honored guest and faculty member at the 14th Suzuki Method World Convention in Turin, Italy. In May 2010 she and her daughter, Amy, were the guest master class clinicians at the Suzuki Association National Teachers’ Conference in Minneapolis.