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Suzuki SMPLA Summit! "Children Making Music Together: Innovating New Pathways" Monday, December 30, 2024 8:00 to 9:30 pm Pacific, Zoom

We have been celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Suzuki Music Program of Los Angeles (SMPLA) throughout 2024. Lives and times have changed over the last 50 years, yet we continue to strongly believe that "children making music together" is vital. We want to innovate new opportunities for children to "make music together." Join with us in envisioning how SMPLA can continue its mission of music education into the future!
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"Children saving the world, through the power of music!"

“The Suzuki Music Program of Los Angeles provides a positive environment where children find joy in making music together, where they are eager to learn and motivated to practice, and where they reach a high level of competence in the Suzuki repertoire and other musical genres."
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Suzuki SMPLA Summit! "Children Making Music Together: Innovating New Pathways" Monday, December 30, 2024 8:00 to 9:30 pm Pacific, Zoom

"Children saving the world, through the power of music!"