Suzuki Program

Hudson Montessori School | Suzuki Program

 

Suzuki Group Classes

In addition to weekly individual lessons, Suzuki students participate in regular group classes that foster musical growth, collaboration, and community.

 

Rooted in Dr. Suzuki’s belief that music helps develop both ability and character, students in Allegro Violin, Serenade Violin, and Pesante Cello will participate in approximately 30 group classes, concerts, and special events throughout the year. Group classes begin September 9.

 

Registration

 

Current Families
Registration information for returning students will be sent directly by their teacher after lesson schedules have been finalized.

 

Before registering:

  1. Confirm lesson day, time, and duration with your teacher.

  2. Your teacher will submit the finalized schedule to the Registration Coordinator.

Payment Information

Families may choose to pay tuition in full or in nine monthly installments. Please complete payment before lessons begin in September.

 

New Families

Please contact cominfo@hudsonmontessori.org to discuss teacher availability and begin the scheduling and registration process.

 

New students are welcome to join throughout the year. Tuition will be prorated based on each student’s start date.

 

 

Click here to view the 2026-27 Individual Lesson Schedule

 

Click here to view the 2026-27 COM@HMS Attendance Policy 

 

 

Click here to view the Suzuki Program Group Events schedule

 

 

Click here to register for the Suzuki Parent Intro Class (required for program entry)

The Suzuki Method

 

The Conservatory of Music at Hudson Montessori School is proud to offer a Suzuki-based string program for violin, viola, and cello. Guided by Dr. Shinichi Suzuki's belief that every child can develop ability, our program cultivates both musical and personal excellence through a positive and supportive learning environment. Students and families learn alongside highly trained and passionate faculty through individual instruction, group classes, and frequent performance opportunities. They become part of a vibrant musical community where artistry, confidence, character, and a lifelong connection to music flourish.

 

 

Click here to learn more about the Suzuki Method.

Faculty

Marian Goss

Violin/Viola

Michael Potter-Schneider

Viola/Violin

James Rhodes

Music and Conservatory Director

Derek Snyder

Cello

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