1/1

By‑Laws, 1970

1/2

John Kendall: “Some steps towards an Organizational plan    for talent education in the United States”, 1966‑67

1/3

Kendall: "Some suggestions and comments for the Board of

  Talent Education, U.S.A.", 1969

1/4

Organizational meetings minutes, 1968‑72

1/5

Letters of Authorization and Articles of Incorporation, 1967

1/6

Board member correspondence, 1967‑72

1/7

Contracts and agreements, 1965‑68, n.d.

1/8

Internal Revenue Service tax exemption information, 1968

1/9

Membership directories, 1966‑67, n.d.

1/10

"Listen and Play News Exchange", and TE Time", 1964‑68

1/11

"Talent Education News", 1968‑69

1/12

"Talent Education News", 1970‑71

2/1

Shinichi Suzuki, 1965‑1971, n.d.

2/2

Masaaki Honda, 1966‑1969

2/3

Masaaki Honda, 1966‑1969

2/4

1966

2/5

1967, January‑June

2/6

1967, July‑December

3/1

1968, January‑June

3/2

1968, July‑December

3/3

1969, January‑June

3/4

1969, July‑December

3/5

1970, January‑June

3/6

1970, July‑December

3/7

1971

3/8

1972‑76

3/9

Undated

4/1

Kendall: “ The violin teaching methods of  Mr. Shinichi

  Suzuki," 1959

4/2

Robert J. Boedges: “The Talent Education Method," 1965

4/3

Louise Behrend: "No shortage of string players in
  Japan!," 1965

4/4

Susan Anne Ingerman: "It may very well be music which will
  save the world," 1966

4/5

Howard M. Van Sickle: "The development of guiding

  principles, goals and systems designed to maximize the

  educational aspects of Talent  Education: USA," 1966‑67

4/6

Diana Tillson: "The Suzuki violin method adapted for class

  teaching," 1967

4/7

Louisville, Kentucky project proposal,  1967

4/8

Johannes Riedel and R.A. Weitzman: "Music therapy in

  Minnesota State institutions for emotionally disturbed
  and mentally retarded children: innovation and evaluation,”   1967‑68

4/9

Theodore Roland Brunson: "An adaptation of the

  Suzuki‑Kendall violin method for heterogeneous
  stringed instrument classes," 1969

4/10

Establishment of Suzuki Archives, Mankato State College,    1969

4/11

Van Sickle and Dwain F. Petersen: "Violin and   

  Conversational Japanese Instruction for pre‑school children
  utilizing the Suzuki Violin System taught  by a native

  Japanese," 1969

4/12

Van Sickle: Japanese consultant project proposal,1969

4/13

Kelvin Masson: "The written labors of 24 master

  violinists, " 1968‑69

4/14

Herbert E. Owen: Program review conferences, 1970

4/15

Katherine A. White: "A Suzuki inspired approach to

  beginning  and remedial oboe instruction," and  "The

  application of the Suzuki method  to woodwind

  instrument instruction,"1973

4/16

N.H. Prolko: "Japan's fantastic child violinists: a  

  psychological perspective", and  "Any child can fiddle," n.d.

4/17

Henrietta Rosenstrauch: "Emile Jacques‑Dalcroze and his   

  work,"  n.d

4/18

Miscellaneous research reports, 1966‑69, n.d.

5/1

Japanese Suzuki Children's Tours (itineraries, programs),

  1964‑70

5/2

Japanese Suzuki Children's Tours (programs), 1966‑74, 1990

5/3

Japanese Suzuki Children's Tour (newspaper clippings), 1970

5/4

Talent Education Tours (itineraries, brochures), 1966‑67

5/5

Talent Education Tours, 1968‑71

5/6

Paul Rolland: "Summary of a filmed demonstration of the

  teaching of Shinichi Suzuki with American preschool and

  grade school children and their mothers as subjects,"1965

5/7

Virginia Frye Wensel: “PROJECT SUPER, 1966‑1968,  

  “1970

5/8

PROJECT SUPER  (brochures, press releases), 1966‑68

5/9

International Children's Friendship Concerts (brochures,

  clippings), April, 1978

6/1

Suzuki Violin School instruction books, vols. 1 and  

  2,(Zen‑On Music Pub.Co.Ltd.), 1959‑60, and Suzuki
  Violin School:  Ton‑Ubungen, vol. 1,1960

6/2

Kato Violin Method instruction books, vols.1 and 2,

  1967‑68

6/3

Suzuki Violin School instruction books, Zen‑On edition,

  vols.1‑3, (some with vinyl records), 1955

6/4

Suzuki Violin School instruction books, vols.1‑4,

  (Summy‑Birchard Company),1955, 1970

6/5

Suzuki Violin School, vols. 5 and 6, 1971

7/1

Suzuki Violin School, vols. 7‑9, 1974‑75

7/2

Suzuki Violin School, International edition, vols. 1‑7, 1978

7/3

Suzuki Violin School, International edition, piano

  accompaniment book, vols. 1‑7,1970‑71, 1974, 1978

7/4

Sato Cello School, cello and piano parts, vols. 1‑2, 1969,

  and Sato Cello School, Talent Education Series, cello

  and piano parts, vols. 1 and 2, 1969

7/5

Sato Cello School, cello and violin parts, vols. 3 and 4,

  1970

7/6

Sato Cello School, cello and violin parts, vol.5, 1972

7/7

Suzuki Cello School, cello part, vols. 1‑3,1979

8/1

Suzuki Piano School, vol. 3 and 4, 1970

8/2

Suzuki Piano School, vols.5 and 6, 1973

8/3

Suzuki Violin School, Position Etudes, 1973, Quint Etudes,

  1976, and Home Concert, violin and piano parts, 1972

8/4

Suzuki Violin School, String Orchestra Accompaniments to

  Solos from Vols.1 and 2, score, violin I and II, viola,

  cello and bass, 1974

8/5

An Introduction to the Suzuki Method, 1984

8/6

Listen and Play, 1974, Listen and Play Book One, 1961, Book

  Two, 1962, and Book Three, 1965

8/7

Suzuki in the String Class:  An Adaptation of the Teachings

  of  Shinichi Suzuki, teacher's manual, violin, viola, cello

  and bass parts, 1972

8/8

Today's Youth and the Violin, n.d.,Talent Education: A

  Program For Early Development, n.d., A Report on

  Japan's Phenomenal Young Violinists, n.d., and  Talent

  Education for the Happiness of  Children (Esperanto),

 1966

8/9

Suzuki Source Book (Summy‑Birchard Co.), 1974

8/10

Carabo‑Cone Concepts for Strings, Violin, Viola, Cello

  (Carabo‑Cone Method Society), 1967

8/11

Elaborations Suzukiana, string orchestra and piano (Boston

  Music Co.), 1971

8/12

Shinichi Suzuki's writings (pamphlets, brochures, articles),     1960‑77

9

Honda: Shinichi Suzuki:  Man of Love, 1978 Linda Wickes:
  The Genius of Simplicity, 1982 Bruno Steinschaden and

  Helmut Zehetmair: Ear Training and Violin Playing, 1985

9/1

Suzuki Violin School, violin part, vols.9  and 10, 1975‑76,

  and Suzuki Violin School, piano accompaniments,

  vol. b,1980

9/2

Duets For Two Violins, revised edition, 1971 and Suzuki:

  Note reading for violin, 1985

9/3

Suzuki Cello School, cello part, vols. 4‑7, 1983‑87

9/4

Suzuki Cello School piano accompaniment, vols. 1‑7,

  1982‑88

9/5

Suzuki Viola School, viola part, vols.1‑4, 1981‑83 and

  Suzuki Viola  School, piano accompaniments, vol. a, 3  and

  4, 1982‑83

9/6

Suzuki Flute School, flute part, vols.1‑5, 1971

9/7

Suzuki Flute School, piano part, vols.1‑4, 1971 and

  Takahashi Flute School, piano part, vol. 5, 1971

9/8

Suzuki Piano School, vols. 1 and  2,1978

10

Talent Education Journal, nos. 1‑26,1979‑86

11/1

1962‑66

11/2

1967

11/3

1968‑70

11/4

1971‑77

11/5

undated

11/6

Miscellaneous clippings (journal articles, photographs)

11/7

(photocopies), 1962‑68

11/8

(photocopies), 1969

11/9

(photocopies), 1970‑72

11/10

(photocopies), 1973‑78

11/11

(photocopies), undated

12/1

American String Teacher (photocopies), 1960‑67

12/2

Orchestra News, 1966‑72, 1974‑75

12/3

The Strad, 1969, 1972‑74, McGill Journal of Education, 1968

  and Music Educators Journal, 1969‑70

12/4

The Berkshire Eagle (photocopied), 1968, International

  Musician, 1974, The Canadian Music Educator, 1968,
  The Australian Journal of Music Education, 1969, Violins

  and Violinists,1962 and Wisconsin Ideas in the Arts,
 1971

12/5

1960, 1966‑69, 1971

12/6

Miscellaneous, some photocopied, 1955‑70

13

Suzuki Changed My Life, 1976 Suzuki: Nurtured by Love:

  A New Approach to Education,1969 Suzuki, et al: The

  Suzuki Concept: An Introduction to a Successful Method

  for Early Music Education,1973

13/1

Program and Workshop Information, 1966‑68

13/2

Newsletters‑Miscellaneous, 1960‑89

13/3

Workshops (schedules, programs), 1966‑89

13/4

Press Releases (typewritten), n.d.

13/5

Concert Materials (programs, flyers), 1962, 1968‑74

13/6

Membership and Publishing Information (record lists,

  promotional material)

14/1

American String Teacher, 1959‑65

14/2

American String Teacher, 1965‑67

14/3

American String Teacher, 1967‑70

15

The Talent Education, nos. 1‑46, 1967‑68

16

The Talent Education, nos. 47‑96, 1979-91

17/1

Suzuki: Ai ni ikuru (Nurtured by Love), 1966,1972

17/2

Suzuki: Yoji no saino kyoiku (Talent Education for

  Preschool Children),1969, 1972

17/3

Suzuki: Saino kaihatsu wa zero sai kara (Ability

  Development from Age Zero), 1969

17/4

Suzuki: Suzuki Method ni yoru yoji saino kyoiku

  (Development of Preschool Children by Suzuki Method),

  1970

17/5

Saino kyoiku, Suzuki Shinichi no sekai (Talent Education,

  Shinichi Suzuki's World), 1962

18/1

Chinozaki: (Enjoyable Violin Textbook for Children), 1966

18/2

Summer School Information (programs),1964, 1967,

  1970‑73, 1983

18/3

Annual Concerts, Tokyo (programs), 1956‑68

18/4

"Zero saikara no kyoiku" (Education from age zero),

  (pamphlet), 1969

18/5

Thirteenth Annual Convention (program, record), 1967

18/6

Miscellaneous programs (brochures, flyers)

18/7

Suzuki's 75th Birthday Honorary Concert program

  (booklet), March 14, 1976

19/1

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 1, 1979, Zen‑On Music

  Company, Ltd.

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 2, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 3, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 4, 1980

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 5, 1983

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 6, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 7, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, vol. 8, 1978

Suzuki Viola School, vol. 1, 1981

Suzuki Viola School, vol. 2, 1980

Suzuki Viola School, vol. 3, 1983

Suzuki Viola School, vol. 4, 1983

19/2

Suzuki Cello School, vol. 4, 1984

Suzuki Cello School, vol. 5, 1984

Suzuki Cello School, vol. 6, 1984

Suzuki Cello School, International Edition, vol. 1, 1979 (2)

Suzuki Cello School, International Edition, vol. 2, 1979 (2)

Suzuki Cello School, International Edition, vol. 3, 1

Suzuki Flute School, vols. 1 and 2, 1978

Suzuki Flute School, vols. 3‑5, 1980

Suzuki Piano School, vols. 1 and 2,1978

Suzuki Piano School, vols. 3 and 4,1978

Kataoka Performs the Suzuki Piano School, vol. 1, 1984

Kataoka Performs the Suzuki Piano School, vol. 2, 1984

19/3 A

Suzuki inspired approach to oboe instruction, December 9,

  1972, recorded by Rhadames Angelucci, Minnesota

  Orchestra, 5 inch reel Suzuki violin students, University of

  Tennessee Department of Music, June 20,1968, 7 inch 

  reel Untitled, master tape 1, n.d., 7 inch reel

20/1

Talent Education, Japan, visit to Royal College of Music,

  London, October 3, 1970:  1 b/w,6 1/2" x 7"; 3 b/w 6 1/2 x

  8 1/2 (3 images); 1 b/w,6 1/2 x 8, Concert  announcement

  with b/w photo, TLS Stephen S. Moore to Dr. Howard
  Van Sickle, October 11, 1970, sent with above items

20/2

Workshop held at Mankato State College, 1967: 8 b/w,4 x 5
  (8 images); 2 b/w,8 x 10 (2 images)

20/3

Suzuki, Kendall and unidentified girl, n.d.: 1 b/w,8 x 10

  Suzuki, several students, playing violins, sitting on
  ground, n.d.: 1 b/w,8 x 10

20/4

Suzuki, Kendall, several students serenading Suzuki upon

  arrival at St.Louis airport, June 16, no year given: 1 b/w,8 x

  10; Typed release to accompany photo 

20/5

Project SUPER Annual Concert, University of Rochester,

  Rochester, New York, June 21, 1969: 3 b/w, 8 x 10 (3

  images)

20/6

Suzuki workshop held in Pasadena, California, June‑July,

  1969: 4 b/w,8 x 10 (4 images); 1 b/w,3 x 4 1/2

20/7

Airport conference, n.d.: 2 b/w,3 x 4 (2 images)

20/8

Unidentified Japanese children, young girl playing piano, 2

  young students and their instructors: 2 b/w,3 x 5  (2 images)

20/9

Suzuki Archives, Mankato, MN, June,1967, 4 men and 1

  woman, unidentified: 3 b/w,4 x 5 (1 image)

20/10

Matsumoto, Japan, August, 1964, Jeannette Scott, Suzuki,

  unidentified  young man: 1 b/w,5 x 5

20/11

American String Teachers Association Meeting, St.Louis,

  MO, 1967, Dr. Van Sickle, Mrs. Margaret  Paskavitch: 1

  b/w,5 x 5

20/12

Annual Concert, Japan, n.d.: 9 b/w, 3 x 5 (9 images)

20/13

Unidentified subjects, n.d.:8 b/w,3 x 4 (8 images); Envelope

  from Kenko Aoki, Matsumoto, Japan, to Van Sickle,

  Mankato, MN

20/14

Japan, n.d., Van Sickle, Honda, Schultz, and unidentified

  subjects, n.d.:6 b/w, 4 x 5 (6 images)

20/15

Japan, n.d., Van Sickle, Honda, Schultz: 6 b/w,3 x 4 (4

  images)

20/16

Japan, n.d., Van Sickle, Suzuki, Schultz, unidentified

  subjects: 3 b/w,3 x 4 (3 images); 5 b/w,4 x 6 (5 images)

20/17

Railroad station, Matsumoto, Japan, n.d., Suzuki,

  unidentified group: 2  b/w,5 x 7 (1 image)

20/18

Talent Education Institute, Matsumoto, Japan, n.d.: 3 color,3

  1/2 x 5 (3 images)

20/19

Japan, n.d., unidentified subjects: 14 color, 3 1/2 x 5 (13 

  images); 1 color,3 x 4

20/20

Tokyo, Japan, August, 1970,unidentified group posing at

  historic site:1  color, 5 x 7

20/21

Unidentified subjects, n.d.: 2 color,2 x 2  (2 images); 6

  b/w,3 x 5 (6 images); 4b/w,5 x 5 (4 images)

20/22

Suzuki, unidentified young Japanese students on stage,

  n.d.:1 b/w,4 1/2 x 6 1/2

20/23

Mainichi Graphic, no. 20, 1978, Tokyo, Japan, contains

  article about the East Coast tour with Japanese and

  American children

21

Mounted photograph (12" x 15"), Shinichi Suzuki, posing

  with violin

22

Suzuki Violin School, record 3, 1979, Zen‑On Music

  Company, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, 33 1/3 rpm

Suzuki Violin School, record 4, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, record 7, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, record 8, n.d. (2)

Suzuki Violin School, revised edition, vol. 5, n.d.

Suzuki Violin School, revised edition, vol. 6, n.d.

Suzuki Violin School, international edition,vol. 1, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, international edition,vol. 2, 1979 (2)

Suzuki Violin School, international edition,vol. 3, 1979

Suzuki Violin School, international edition,vol. 4, 1979

Suzuki Cello School, international edition, record 1, 1979 (2)

Suzuki Cello School, international edition, record 2, 1979 (2)

Suzuki Cello School, international edition, record 3, 1979 (2)

Suzuki in the String Class, bass, n.d.

Suzuki in the String Class, cello, n.d.

Suzuki in the String Class, viola, n.d.

Suzuki in the String Class, violin, n.d.

The Gainesville Suzuki Players, The University of Florida,

  May 14, 1972

Listen and Play, recording for book 3, by John W. Kendall,

  n.d.