Hi everybody,
I'm trying to find a good graduate program in Violin Pedagogy here in the US, it can be a Master or DMA, I don't mind. Which one do you recommend?
Thanks
http://www.ithaca.edu/gradprograms/music/programs/suzuki/
Above link is for Ithaca College in NY and has Suzuki emphasis.
http://music.utah.edu/documents/academic-programs/2016_degree_requirements/MM_String_Performance_Pedagogy_2015-2016.pdf
Above link is University of Utah
http://www.stringacademyofwisconsin.org/pedagogy-degree/
The String Academy of Wisconsin
http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/conservatory/pedagogy/
Peabody Conservatory.
I believe Boston Conservatory might have a program in pedagogy as well. Ithaca College may be your best bet, though, because it has Suzuki emphasis.
Find a program that will explore strategies that include Music Learning Theory and exclude playing by numbers (tapes on the fingerboard.)
Thanks for the recommendations Helen I will check them out! Yes Paul I need the degree because I need to keep my visa, my ultimate goal is to work with children with risk of exclusion, something similar of what it is doing El Sistema in here in the US.
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June 27, 2016 at 02:12 PM · Are you convinced you need the university degree? Some context in terms of your ultimate goals would be useful to the discussion. There are other ways to learn pedagogy -- for example through Suzuki Association of America.