Suzuki Cello
Suzuki method training in tone, posture, and technique, building a solid cello foundation.
Lessons & Programs
Start Your Journey With Us!
Suzuki private and group lessons across strings, piano, guitar, voice, and ensembles — for children and adults alike.
Suzuki Guitar
Acoustic guitar fundamentals through the Suzuki method — listening, repetition, and repertoire.
Suzuki Piano
Suzuki piano instruction focused on beautiful tone, technique, and musical expression.
Suzuki Viola
One-on-one viola instruction built on the Suzuki philosophy of listening and imitation.
Suzuki Violin
Private and small-group violin lessons following the Suzuki method, from first note to first stage.
Vocal
One-on-one vocal training in breathing technique, pitch, and stage presence.
Double Bass
Private double bass instruction covering technique, tone, and ensemble playing.
Capricissio Children’s Choir
A children’s choir developing ensemble singing, ear-training, and performance confidence.
Camerata Indonesia
CMC’s performing ensemble for advanced students to rehearse and perform together.
Class Format
Class Formats at Sekolah Musik Community Music Center
Suzuki Private Lessons
(Violin • Viola • Cello • Piano • Guitar)
Personalized one-on-one instruction designed to help each student grow at their own pace while developing strong musical foundations.
- One student, one teacher — focused and personalized instruction
- Flexible lesson durations — 30, 45, or 60 minutes
- Individualized learning — schedule and learning materials adapted to each student’s needs
- Flexible scheduling — designed to fit your family’s routine
- Regular progress reviews — monitor development and set meaningful learning goals
- Suzuki Method — learning through listening, repetition, encouragement, and a nurturing environment
Private Lessons
(Bass • Vocal)
Personalized one-on-one instruction designed to help each student grow at their own pace while developing strong musical foundations.
- One student, one teacher — focused and personalized instruction
- Flexible lesson durations — 30, 45, or 60 minutes
- Individualized learning — schedule and learning materials adapted to each student’s needs
- Flexible scheduling — designed to fit your family’s routine
- Regular progress reviews — monitor development and set meaningful learning goals
Suzuki Group Lessons
(Violin)
Learn alongside peers in a small group, great for building musical confidence.
- Min. of 3 and max. 12 students per class
- Lesson durations — 45–60 minutes
- Social interaction
Suzuki Method
Suzuki Method Overview
The Suzuki method, developed by Shinichi Suzuki, involves teaching from very young children to adult learners.
The approach is based on the belief that all children or adult learners can learn music in much the same way they learn their native language.
Through listening, imitation, proper instruction, and knowledge, along with a positive, nurturing environment, the ability will develop.
The success of this program depends first on parents enrolling in their child’s musical journey, and on how the teachers love their students.
The method requires parental participation in every lesson and daily home practice as well. In general, a major commitment of parental time is required and essential.
Suzuki lessons focus on:
Music reading is introduced once the teacher determines the student is ready.
The first three philosophies of the Suzuki Method:
Mother-Tongue Approach
Imitation and listening
Ability Development
Repetition — talent is not inborn
Suzuki Triangle
Relationship between student, parent, and teacher
The seven key concepts of the Suzuki Method:
- Every Child Can
- Ability Develops Early
- Environment Nurtures Growth
- Parental Involvement Is Critical
- Encouragement Is Essential
- Children Learn From One Another
- Success Breeds Success
Our Program
Six Components of Our Suzuki Program
Observation
New students and families are asked to observe at least three times — both private lessons and a group class — before entering the program.
Education
Parents are given an understanding of the Suzuki philosophy and method of instrumental music teaching.
Private Lessons
Focused on developing good playing posture, tone, technique, and expression.
Group Classes
Developing ensemble playing, repertoire review, ear-training, singing and rhythm activities, music reading, and music games.
Parents Gathering
A moment to share ideas and experiences with parents and teachers, including Q&A sessions and fellowship.
Events
Grand Concert, Suzuki Institute of Indonesia, Teacher Training, and Play In.
Ready for Your First Class?
Register now or reach out on WhatsApp for a program consultation.