Experience the Joy of Music at the National Suzuki Piano Workshop in Oslo 2026

Jan 25
3 min read

Music has the power to bring people together, inspire creativity, and deepen skills. For piano teachers and students passionate about the Suzuki method, the upcoming National Suzuki Piano Workshop in Oslo offers a unique opportunity to grow, connect, and enjoy music in a supportive environment.

Norsk Suzukiforbund is pleased to invite piano teachers and students to their National Suzuki Piano Workshop in Oslo, taking place from Friday, April 17 to Sunday, April 19, 2026. This event will gather musicians of all levels to learn from expert instructors, collaborate in ensembles, and explore a diverse repertoire.

Oslo Suzuki Piano Workshop, April 2025

What the Workshop Offers

This workshop is designed for both piano teachers and students who want to deepen their understanding of the Suzuki piano method. Over three days, participants will experience a rich program that includes:

Individual lessons tailored to each student’s level and needs
Group lessons that encourage peer learning and interaction
Ensemble work to develop teamwork and musical expression
Inspirational sessions led by internationally recognized Suzuki teachers
Concert performance at the end of the workshop on Sunday.

The workshop welcomes players from beginner to advanced levels.

Meet the Guest Suzuki Piano Teachers

Two distinguished Suzuki piano educators will lead the workshop:

Graham Rix from the United Kingdom, known for his engaging teaching style and deep knowledge of Suzuki pedagogy.

Learn more about Graham here.

Michelle Post from New Zealand, now based in Switzerland, celebrated for her ability to inspire students and foster musicality.

Learn more about Michelle here.

Their combined experience will provide participants with fresh perspectives and practical techniques to enhance their playing and teaching.

Piano Workshop Ensemble Repertoire

Playing in an ensemble is a vital part of the Suzuki method, helping students develop listening skills and musical cooperation. This workshop features two exciting pieces:

Edvard Grieg’s "In the Hall of the Mountain King"

A lively and dramatic piece that challenges players with its dynamic contrasts and rhythmic drive.

Frode Fjellheim’s "Nattjoik"

A beautiful work inspired by traditional Sami joik singing, offering a chance to explore Nordic musical heritage.

These pieces will be rehearsed and performed together, giving participants a rewarding group experience. Sheet music will be made available to registered participants.

Practical Details to Know

Information for the workshop:

Dates: Friday, April 17 to Sunday, April 19, 2026
Fees (NSF members): NOK 2,000 for the full workshop
Fees (non-NSF members): NOK 2,300 for the full workshop
Registration deadline: February 28, 2026

Workshop Venues

Friday: Oslo Suzuki Piano, Haakon den Godes vei 29, 0373 Oslo
Saturday and Sunday: Oslo Kulturskole, Grønland Kulturstasjon, Tøyenbekken 5, 0188 Oslo

Both venues are well-equipped for piano instruction and provide a welcoming atmosphere for learning and collaboration.

How to Register and Prepare

Norsk Suzukiforbund will publish detailed information about the schedule, group assignments, and registration procedures closer to the event. To secure your spot, mark the registration deadline on your calendar.

Participants are encouraged to bring their enthusiasm and energy to engage fully in lessons and ensemble rehearsals. Whether you are a teacher looking to expand your teaching toolkit or a student eager to improve your piano skills, this workshop offers valuable experiences.

Why Attend This Workshop

The National Suzuki Piano Workshop in Oslo is more than just a series of lessons. It is a chance to:

Connect with a community of Suzuki piano enthusiasts from across Norway and beyond
Learn from top educators who bring international expertise and passion
Experience ensemble playing that enhances musical listening and cooperation
Explore diverse repertoire that challenges and inspires
Grow as a musician or teacher in a supportive, focused environment

This workshop supports the Suzuki philosophy of learning music with joy and dedication, making it a memorable event for all involved.

Music education thrives on shared experiences and expert guidance. The National Suzuki Piano Workshop in Oslo offers the opportunity to deepen your piano skills, connect with fellow musicians, and enjoy inspiring teaching, this event is not to be missed.

Start planning your participation today and prepare to experience the joy of music in Oslo this April.

All are welcome!