The Princeton String Academy

Three String Recitals November 15

 

PRINCETON – November 3, 2003 – Violin and viola students enrolled at Princeton String Academy will give three public recitals Saturday, November 15 at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 177 Princeton-Hightstown Road in Princeton Junction.

“Students benefit from recitals in several different ways. One, a performance is a chance for original expression, another chance to show people who you are. Two, actual music making is one of the best ways musical learning takes place. Finally, through the recitals, parents, siblings, and other family members become active participants in the child’s musical education,” said Paul Manulik, Princeton String Academy music director. ”For these reasons, we give this opportunity to all of our students once or twice each year, regardless of their experience level.”

Soloists ranging in age from four through high school will perform at the free public recitals. Recitals will begin at 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 p.m. and each will last approximately 45 minutes. A reception hosted by parents for all guests will follow each recital.

Princeton String Academy with Music Director Paul Manulik offers violin and viola instruction to students as young as three. Using the proven Suzuki Method that emphasizes development of natural talent, students study in both private lessons and weekly group classes. The private school was founded in 2000 and has an enrollment of approximately 50 students. For more information, go to www.stringacademy.info.

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