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Oregon Suzuki Talent Education Center
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Faculty
Tamara Theodosis, Violin Instructor
tamara@orsuzuki.com
503-452-0768
graduate studies in Violin Performance and Suzuki Violin Pedagogy, The Hartt School of Music
MM in Violin Performance, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music
BM in Violin Performance, University of Oregon
Long-term 2 year Suzuki violin teacher training course in Books 1-8 with Teri Einfeltdt, The Hartt School of Music
Long-term 2 year Suzuki violin teacher training course in Books 1-10 with Martha Shackford, Community Music Center
Short-term Suzuki violin teacher training in Books 1-4 with Judy Weigert Bossuat, Cathy Lee, and Louise Scott
Every Child Can! course with Edmund Sprunger
1 year violin pedagogy course with Kurt Sassmanshaus, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music
1 year violin pedagogy course with Shelley Rich, University of Oregon
18 years teaching experience
Participant in the Aspen Music Festival, LyricaFest chamber music festival, and the Opera Theatre de Lucca
Oregon Suzuki Association President
Faculty at music festivals, workshops, and camps in Oregon, Connecticut, and Ohio, including the Northwest Suzuki Institute in 2009 and 2010, Eugene String Celebration, Portland Conservatory of Music Summer Suzuki Workshop, and the Cincinnati String Academy summer music camp
Adjudicator at the Salem middle and high school solo and ensemble competition
Students of Tamara Theodosis have auditioned for and won spots in local youth orchestras, all state orchestra, and the Suzuki Association of the Americas Youth Orchestra
Performance experience includes solo recitals, chamber music recitals, and orchestral experience including the Oregon Chamber Orchestra, Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, Ridgefield Symphony, Yaquina Bay Orchestra, and the Bermuda Symphony
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Andrea Hawkins, Chamber Music Coach
503-419-6469
abhawkins@realemail.net
Andrea
earned a B.A. in Music from Stanford University, and then went on to receive a
dual Master's Degree in Violin Performance and Suzuki Pedagogy from the Cleveland Institute
of Music in 1993, studying with
David Cerone, Michelle Higa-George and Teri Einfeldt. Andrea has
taught Suzuki violin with several programs around the country, including the
Suzuki Strings of Madison and the All-Newton Music School, where she
conducted the orchestra program. She has a passion for chamber music
ever since forming her first string quartet in junior high school, and has
coached ensembles for the past 16 years. Andrea was a Suzuki kid
herself, and now is the proud parent of two Suzuki kids of her own, her
son Liam, who plays violin, and her daughter, Kira, who is a cellist.
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