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As I stared awe-struck at the infant, Tom spoke wistfully of her future. "I immediately thought of two things," he recalled. " On hearing this my spirits soared. '' I said without a moment's hesi- Page 22 tation. 6 In that moment of profound trust, the first thought of Shauna's life as a cellist emerged as her father and I watched her slumber. Earlier in 1965, Tom had traveled to Matsumoto, Japan, to consult with Shinichi Suzuki. He returned home convinced that he would introduce Suzuki's new movement to Canada in an effort to bolster our country's dwindling number of young violin pupils.
I guess it is in my genes," Shauna explained to me. " she said, unleashing a torrent of brilliant, short notes. Upon the family's return to Canada from London in 1972, her parents wisely limited her public performances and she never regarded herself as a child prodigy in the usual sense. "The plot thickened when she became six and seven," her father said, "because we began playing as a trio. " The television studios of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation held no fear for Shauna, who seemed always to understand systems, whether they were the basis of cello fingerings or academic achievement or somehow explained human nature.
Of course it is a fun way to make music and for children to enjoy it," Nishizaki has said. I would strongly recommend it as a first stage in teaching children, but I think such systems are cynical if they are thought to be anything other than a beginning. . I am one of the survivors of the system, but anyone in Japan who is serious about learning to play the violin goes to a conventional teacher. 9 "I am not trying to train professionals, but to give happiness to all children," Dr. 10 His concept is sometimes forgotten by pupils and their parents in their exhilarating rush to leave apprenticeship behind and enter the next phase of development.