George Hrab

And it's easy.

Suzuki is like...

This is an investment over time and you can kind of opt out whenever you want.

But if you remain in, this is the path that you can go down.

You can really get some incredible instruction.

So yeah, Suzuki is a proven system that uses many of these same methods, but it's not like, oh, we can do this in a third of the time.

It's like, no, music is hard.

Music is hard, but it's also, it's like many things.

It's the easiest and most difficult thing to do.

Absolutely.

In essence, it sort of gets the kids singing like the Suzuki violin methods.

You learn very, very simple things and you start playing right away and then you relate it.

to, uh, to, to notational things, which is, which is what you want to do.

I mean, that's, you know, every, every student lesson and every method, you know, you're never going to sit a child down in front of a staff and say, this is middle C first.

You're going to say, this is your instrument blow in this end, hit this thing, pull this string.

You know, that's the first thing you're going to do.

Yeah, Steve, this is neither the time nor the place.

That's not enough time.

There's not enough time, I need more time.

Bob, were these people that were already actively exercising or they started exercising for this study?