Fine music, a beautiful heart

Shinichi Suzuki, the inventor of the Suzuki Method of teaching youngsters the violin, died in Japan at age 99.

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Published in:U.S. news & world report 1998-02, Vol.124 (5), p.12
Main Author: Fox, Susannah
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Music
Music education
Musical instruments
Study & teaching
Suzuki, Shin'ichi
Suzuki, Shinichi
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