At the French School of Austin Ecole Jean Jacques Rousseau, children participate in a diverse arts program that includes mandatory study of the violin. The program guides students in developing both musicianship and performance skills. The string program at the French School of Austin Ecole Jean Jacques Rousseau is a progressive course of study that centers on the Suzuki method.
Students typically enter the string program through the beginning string class, which welcomes children aged 5 and 6 as well as those transferring into the program from other schools. Students then progress to levels I, II, and III at a pace set by their individual progress.
When students reach Suzuki Book IV, they can progress to the chamber music class, which focuses on ensemble work and includes solo performance, ear training, and music theory.
Students who are particularly serious about music and who have completed at least one year of study can take String Conservatory Level by audition or invitation. Students in this program attend two lessons per week in addition to monthly theory and master classes. The students later have two ensemble performances and two solo performances.
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