music teachers

Thirty-four-year-old Renne Sundheimer, a cello teacher at UCLA, has been deprived of a normal youth due to his early promise as a musical prodigy and his close relationship with his instructor, but he is forced to finally engage with life when he is called to serve on the jury for the trial of a Zen student accused of killing his master, and he takes on a brilliant new pupil.

Readers learn how to find and land an interesting internship or volunteer opportunity in their community, as well as how to make the most of the experience. A varied list of music-related organizations to contact supplements the creative ideas in the text.

Three seventh-grade girls accuse their music teacher of having touched them inappropriately and sexually.

A biography of the Japanese violin teacher who developed the Suzuki Method, a way of teaching children how to play certain instruments at a very early age.

A biography of Ukranian-born public school music teacher and violinist Jerry Kupchynsky.