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Ever wish you received the gift of a dirt bike, ATV, or four-wheeler? Me too, but what if the kind of Suzuki you got instead was a type of music lesson? Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Suzuki methods in music instruction - and in building character. Our guest today is James Hutchins - Suzuki violin teacher of teachers (and allegedly personal violin teacher of Cuban leader, Raul Castro - at least that's the rumor I am spreading). Hot off the heels from his trip to Cuba, learn why Suzuki has become the predominant methods approach to music instruction and why it has something profound to teach us about leadership and character development as well!
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