2019 December Residential Camp
Fri 13 - Sun 15 December
Collaroy Conference Centre (images here)
22 Homestead Ave, Collaroy NSW 2097
Fri: Registration starts at 5:30pm in Fairfax Auditorium
6pm Dinner (pre-ordered only)
7pm Opening Play-In (all) Fairfax Auditorium
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Sat: Tonalisation at 7am in Auditorium
---Allergy Room Mates alert ---
There are people with serious nuts, shellfish and some fruits allergies.
We have anaphylactic people, asthmatic people and people with sensory processing disorder.
Please refrain from bringing in snacks / toiletries containing these items as ingredients.
Don't forget to Bring
Music stand, End-pin stopper & Ensemble music
Timetable click
Students Solo Concert Sat 7:00pm
Followed by Teachers Performance
featuring Hikari Nakamura (pf) & Kenichi Mizushima (Vc)
and other teachers
Final Concert & Play-Out Sunday 1pm
Admin Inquires during the camp (after Friday 3pm) mamimizushima@gmail.com
Music Inquires: Takao Mizushima mizushimatakao@gmail.com
Urgent Inquires: Mami Mizushima 0414 825 260
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Tutors
Guest Cello Faculty
Dr Richard Narroway
Suzuki Cello Faculties
Monica Lima
Kenichi Mizushima
Takao Mizushima
Braxton Neate
Andrew Wilson
Violin
Dominique Gallery
Riri Matsuyama
Piano Accompanist
Hikari Nakamura Ijdo
Riri Matsuyama
You have to bring your own:
(for cabin accommodation)
* Pillow case & bed sheets
* Towel for shower
* Toiletaries
You have to bring your own:
(for music)
* Printed ensemble music
* Cello stopper for end-pin (blackhole)
* music stand (clearly mark it with your name)
Provided:
* Food & Board
For all students, each with level appropriate
*Opening Play-in and Closing Concert
*Play-in & Play-out (Mass play)
* Individual lesson
* Ensemble class
*Tutorial
Some students applied to do
*Solo concert
*Masterclass
For all:
*Masterclass to watch
* Concert to listen to
* Parents Session
...and
*Friendship, Fun, Memories to cherish...!!
**Long term effect of mass play (play-in & play-out) is far greater than what you can expect.
The Suzuki Method fundamentals includes group lessons, because the learning by
physically perceiving the musical playing in group is creating innate ability within a child,
and it sets up the platform of ability development.
Suzuki Method, which is the Mother Tongue Method is not possible to achieve without being
in the group lesson environment.