Carolyn McCall Catalano
Carolyn McCall started learning violin in 1966 as a child in John Kendall’s Suzuki program. She earned her BA in music from the University of Illinois and MM in violin from the Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, including long-term Suzuki teacher training with Kendall. Carolyn has lived and taught violin, viola, and music&movement in Austria, Wisconsin, and Illinois. She was a Suzuki parent to her 2 children, now grown. She published many articles and the book “Group Lessons for Suzuki Violin and Viola” and was Coordinator of the 2004 SAA Conference. She taught at workshops and institutes nationally and internationally but now mainly focusses on her Goshen Suzuki Strings program in Edwardsville, Illinois.
What You Need to Know About Rosin
Opportunity Knocks
What Are Suzuki Group Lessons For? Part 2
The 11th SAA Conference is Like a Wedding Cake
What are Suzuki Group Lessons For? Part 1
SAA Conference Thoughts
Motivation
Twinkle in the Valley of Hammocks
Practice Time
Reading Skills
Viola Sessions
Teenagers: Awful or Awesome?
Kids Are Worth It! by Barbara Coloroso
Listening
Pre-Twinkle & Book One Financial Planning for Teachers
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Your Time
Group Class Ideas
Animal Images
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