Suzuki recordings

Suzuki Recordings are available to download.
Books 1 to 3 please select the Hilary Hahn version
Books 4 to 6 select the Augustin Hadelich version
https://www.alfred.com/suzuki-method/suzuki-audio-downloads/

FACEBOOK:

There are a number of FB groups open to Suzuki parents, great places to share experiences and ask advice, including:
The Suzuki Triangle Community
Suzuki Method Parent Discussion Group

Other interesting Education books:

How to Talk so Kids Will Listen and Listen so Kids Will Talk - A.Faber & E.Mazlish
The Talent Code - Daniel Coyle
Bounce - Matthew Syed
Mindset - Carol C. Dweck (Ballantine)
Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell (Penguin)
Emotional Intelligence (Why it can matter more than IQ) - Daniel Goleman (Bloomsbury)

APPS

The ABRSM website has some excellent resources for families here: https://gb.abrsm.org/en/exam-support/apps-and-practice-tools/ Their 'Speedshifter' which allows you to slow down/speed up your Suzuki CD without affecting the pitch!

Another option for changing the tempo of recordings is the AnyTune app: https://anytune.us/

Tuner T1 is an easy to use tuning app available on Apple and Android

If you like to work with music digintally, on an iPad or other tablet, ForScore is excellent for annotating and sharing music: https://forscore.co/

Musicianship resources

There are useful Kodaly references available here:

Articles and YouTube clips:

Article on Sciencedaily.com - First Evidence That Musical Training Affects Brain Development In Young Children
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/09/060920093024.htm

The Allegro Group from Ed Kreitman’s Suzuki school (WSSTE, Chicago, USA). These children are 12-16 years old, approx. Book 5 https://youtu.be/OQc8n4i-p-M