Suzuki School For Strings 83 South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701

"My son started violin lessons with Jule Supplee a year ago, and we have been so thrilled with the experience! Jule is kind and patient, and I am blown away by how much he has learned in a year! He has been able to start group classes this year on top of his private lessons, and that is giving us a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the other families at the Suzuki School. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this place, and I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to pursue music for themselves or their children!"

"Suzuki School for Strings is one of the best things that I ever did for my sons. My oldest son took lessons for cello and my youngest son took lessons for bass. Jean Brubaker instructed both of them throughout high school and both advanced to District Orchestra and my youngest made it to Regional Orchestra. Not only did they receive great instructions in music but they formed a bonding relationship with both students and instructors. Now that both sons have moved on to college I will truly miss the lessons and recitals."

"As a parent and a teacher, I highly recommend the Suzuki School for Strings for music education. The instructors are passionate, dedicated, and go above and beyond for their students. They guide their students with respect and care, and give endless encouragement. Every child learns at his or her own pace, and is supported in reaching individual goals. Both of my children take lessons with Father Gerard McGlone at Suzuki, and we have had an incredibly positive experience."

"We love Peter and Jean Brubaker at Suzuki. Our daughter takes cello with Jean and she's the most patient, kind teacher we know. Peter teaches our son piano, and we've been overwhelmed by Peter's patience, expertise and kindness. The Suzuki School for Strings is home to great teachers, great families and amazingly talented students."

"Our family has been taking lessons at the Suzuki School for Strings for the past 4 years. The instructors are wonderful with both children and adult learners and the Suzuki method has been a great way to introduce our children to music education."