TSSP Music Programs

Violin, Suzuki, Piano, Orchestra, Chamber Music and more.

► All programs are open to non-TSS registered students also

Violin

Suzuki Program Group Classes

Thursdays at Deer Park School, 23 Ferndale Ave. (Yonge and St. Clair)

An essential component of the Suzuki Method. All students registered with Suzuki teachers are strongly recommended to participate in Group lessons at least until the end of Book Two.

At Group Classes, the students’ learning is enhanced by interacting with other students.
Basic techniques and repertoire review are worked on. Musical friendships are made which help to sustain the young players’ interest.

New this year! Suzuki Guitar

All instructors have Suzuki Association of the Americas certification and experience.

“I can’t actually remember a time when I wasn’t playing in Suzuki groups, String Orchestra or ensembles of some sort. This is one of the things that kept me going in music – I didn’t want to lose out on hanging out with all my friends!”

— Jonathan Crow, Concertmaster of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Whole Note Magazine, Fall 2012

Junior Orchestra

Thursday at Deer Park School.

An introduction to playing in a mixed group with violins, violas, and cellos.
Conducted by Julian Fisher, this ensemble learns and performs interesting repertoire in a friendly, positive way. Helps to develop reading and listening skills, intonation and rhythmic awareness.

Theory Classes

Theory instruction at all levels can be arranged at TSSP.
Essential for students working at the Grade 5+ level and those doing RCM exams.
Friendly, small classes, individual attention.

Chamber Music Ensembles

A great way to explore music and socialize. The music chosen is appropriate to age, level, and interests of participants. Ensembles for teens and adults. Coaches are TSS Faculty with lots of Chamber Music experience.

Intermediate Chamber Ensemble

This group will prepare repertoire to perform in concerts. Great for maintaining interest among Junior High students.

Celtic Fiddle Jam

Meets once a month to play and enjoy fiddle music in the Celtic Tradition on Saturday evenings. Led by Jennifer Melvin, a classically trained, Nova Scotian born violinist with a wealth of experience. May be attended on an ad hoc basis. Open to all ages and levels.

Piano Collaboration / Accompaniment

TSS Faculty accompanist Dona Jean Clary is available to work with students preparing for performances, exams, and competitions in a supportive, friendly way.
A great way for adults also to enjoy the complete experience of the music as the composer intended.

Smart Music Tutorials

Taught by Julian Fisher. Learn to use this extremely helpful practice software. Smart Music will increase practice motivation and enjoyment. Flexible schedule.

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