Amy Gesmer-Packman founded Boulder Suzuki Strings in 1982 as a university program when she began graduate study with renowned Suzuki pedagogue William Starr at the University of Colorado, Boulder. By the time Amy earned her masters degree in violin performance and pedagogy, Boulder Suzuki Strings had grown to more than 70 students, and was independent of the university. Boulder Suzuki Strings incorporated in 1994, and was awarded 501 (c) 3 status in 1996.Today, Boulder Suzuki Strings has more than 230 students and 10 teachers, making it the largest Suzuki program in the front range.
Highlights and features
- Strings, Cello, Viola, Violin
People
Robin Alfieri
Violin & Viola
Robin Alfieri received her Suzuki Certification from Ithaca College while working toward an MM in Suzuki Pedagogy. She graduated cum laude with a BM in Violin Performance from the University of Delaware. She has a passion for teaching and enjoys working with students of all ages. She has been teaching for eight years and has recently been teaching technique lessons at Ithaca College.
Anna Morris
Having the privilege to grow up in a musical family Anna Morris has always had an intense passion for music and loves sharing her joy of music through both teaching and performing. Her love for performing has brought Anna across the country and the world, playing in musical festivals in Tennessee, Oregon, California and Italy.
Heather Hadley
Cello
Heather holds a Bachelor of Music in Performance degree from the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music where she studied with Janet Anthony. While in Wisconsin, Heather was a founding member of the Draheim String Quartet, and had the opportunity to work closely with composer Joan Tower in preparation for a concert in 2001.
Videos
Hallelujah
Boulder Suzuki Strings 2012 tour group performing Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah.
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