2027 Suzuki Winter Workshop
Suzuki Piano, Flute, Trumpet, and Guitar students come together for an annual winter workshop.
Students will enjoy a time full of enriching musical activities!
January 30 – 31, 2027
Suzuki Piano, Guitar, and Trumpet
Younger Group: ages 3-6
Saturday 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Middle Group: ages 7-10
Saturday 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Older Group: ages 11-18
Sunday 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Suzuki Flute
Combined Group: ages 6-18
Saturday 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: Master class with Zara Lawler, 10:30-12:30 PM
For ages on the border, please keep Saturday 9 AM – 5 PM open until you receive your final schedule. Younger students playing higher-level repertoire can attend older master class sessions with approval from their teacher.
The Program
We are excited to join our annual workshop together! We have an outstanding workshop planned with guest clinicians from across the country and Levine faculty leading master classes and enrichment sessions. Students will be assigned to small groups, which will rotate through the workshop every hour.
If two students from the same family register for the workshop, please submit a registration form for each participating student.


General Information
A detailed schedule will be sent to participants by the second week of January. Students will be assigned to one master class and up to 2 to 3 enrichment sessions, depending on their age. There is a wide variety of enrichment activities, and students may not receive the same assignments each year. We look forward to hosting our guest clinicians and highlighting our Levine faculty teaching for our annual Winter Workshop.
2027 Clinicians include:
- Suzuki Piano: Marina Obukovsky, Ann Marie Novak, Gloria Youn
- Suzuki Flute: Zara Lawler
- Suzuki Guitar: David Madsen
- Suzuki Trumpet: Fred Sienkiewicz
- Dalcroze: Katie Ostrovsky
- Collaborative Performance: Ariel Nathanson and Ralitza Patcheva
- First Music: Natalie Ormsby
- Music Mind Games: Dana Smith
- Jazz Improvisation: James Fernando
- Elements Ensemble: Cierra Grace
Your day will include:
- Master Class: A semi-private, instrument-specific lesson in a small group with one of our guest clinicians.
Your day may include:
- Dalcroze
- Collaborative Performance
- First Music
- Music Mind Games
- Jazz Improvisation
- Elements Ensemble
Questions? Contact Amanda Halstead, Director of Suzuki Instruction at ahalstead@levinemusic.org or Henry Stubbs, Associate Suzuki Chair at hstubbs@levinemusic.org.