Watertown’s Nicole Kootz teaches violin and viola and discussed what the Suzuki Method and Alexander Technique are in the “Little Local Conversations” podcast.
In “Little Local Conversations,” discover the people, places, stories, and ideas of Watertown. Creator and Watertown resident Matt Hanna has conversations with various businesses owners, community leaders, creatives, and other interesting folks in Watertown to learn about what they do and get to know a bit about the people behind the work.
Hanna wrote:
“Meet Nicole Kootz! She runs Bright Strings Studio here in Watertown where she teaches violin and viola lessons using the Suzuki Method and Alexander Technique. In our conversation we talk about her musical journey including the common issue of musicians encountering pain and what solutions that led her to, her teaching philosophy including giving space for people to think, and an explanation of where the Suzuki Method and Alexander Technique came from.”
Listen to the episode by clicking here: https://littlelocalconversations.buzzsprout.com/2322540/episodes/14864332-episode-6-nicole-kootz-bright-strings-studio
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