Every child has talent.
No, they need their abilities to be developed through much repetition. He may well be remembered as not only a great teacher but also one of the great philosophers of the twentieth century. His method was one of great love, designed to nurture the children in an atmosphere of love and the building of self-confidence through the thorough acquisition of skills. Dr Suzuki died in Matsumoto, Japan, in January 1998, to the sorrow of hundreds of thousands of people affected by his work and wonderful personality. It was because Dr. Shinichi Suzuki lived that I can celebrate, even his death.