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Michael Montgomery

Dr. Michael Montgomery, formerly a bassist with the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, is the bass instructor at the University of Arkansas as well as the Suzuki Music School of Arkansas and maintains a private teaching studio at his home in Rogers, Arkansas, where he recently initiated the Ozark MiniBass Project. Michael Montgomery received his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in double bass performance from the University of Miami, studying with Lucas Drew. His doctoral thesis was based on studies for jazz bass. Michael previously studied with Robert Rohe, principal bass of the New Orleans Symphony, and was Adjunct Professor of electric bass and double bass at Florida International University. Michael is a member of the International Society of Bassists and the Suzuki Association of the Americas. His articles have been published in the American Suzuki Journal, Bass World, and Pastoral Music, and bass music by recitalmusic.net and stfrancismusic.com.

Toda criança é capaz, realmente? O que outras autoridades têm a dizer sobre os conceitos de Suzuki?

August 11, 2017 by Michael Montgomery

Devido ao meu contato recente com o círculo Suzuki de ensino e aprendizagem, muitos de seus princípios são em alguma medida novos para mim. Curioso (e, às vezes, talvez um pouco cético) sobre vários aspectos de sua abordagem, pensei que… Read more ▶

¿Cada niño puede, realmente?

August 11, 2017 by Michael Montgomery

¿Qué tienen otras autoridades para decir  sobre los conceptos de Suzuki?  Habiendo ingresado recientemente al círculo de enseñanza y aprendizaje de Suzuki, muchos de los principios del método todavía son algo nuevos para mí. Curioso (y a veces tal vez incluso un poco escéptico)… Read more ▶

Can Every Child, Really? : What Do Other Authorities Have to Say About Suzuki Concepts?

March 21, 2012 by Michael Montgomery

Having only recently come into the Suzuki circle of teaching and learning, many of the tenets of the method are still somewhat new to me. Curious (and sometimes perhaps even a little skeptical) about various aspects of this approach, I… Read more ▶

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