From Grand Rapids Suzuki Piano
Susan Crosser, registered with the Suzuki Association of America since 1980, is sharing the beauty of life through music with young and old through the inspiring philosophy of Shinchi Suzuki. Susan studied with Haruko Kataoka, co-founder of the Suzuki Piano Method and received instruction from Dr. Suzuki and observed him teach in person. Her Suzuki piano pedagogy Levels 1-7 and beyond are registered with the Suzuki Association of Americas. A life member of Suzuki Association of Americas and St. Cecilia Music Center, she is an active member of the N.F.M.C. A faculty member of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, she served as instructor/director of Blue Lake Suzuki Piano Program, 30 yrs; developer and teacher of music history for St. Cecilia 8 yrs.
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Grand Rapids Suzuki Piano, led by Susan Crosser, a registered Suzuki Association of America member since 1980, is dedicated to sharing the beauty of music through the Shinichi Suzuki philosophy. Susan studied with Haruko Kataoka, co-founder of the Suzuki Piano Method, and received instruction from Dr. Suzuki himself. Her Suzuki piano pedagogy Levels 1-7 and beyond are registered with the Suzuki Association of Americas. As an active member of the N.F.M.C. and a faculty member of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, Susan has served as the instructor/director of the Blue Lake Suzuki Piano Program for 30 years, and has also developed and taught music history for St. Cecilia for 8 years. Susan's exceptional teaching skills and positive influence have been praised by her students and their families. Whether a young beginner or a retired adult, her kind yet disciplined instruction has helped students of all ages develop fundamental techniques, learn a repertoire of musical compositions, and foster a love for the piano. Highly recommended for those seeking a transformative Suzuki piano experience.