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    All About Piano Lesson Costs

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    • B Offline
      buds
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      Wow! That's an extremely fantastic find 2ppaamm! :!:

      Lucky you! :celebrate:

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        titank
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        Hi All,


        Recently there is a music school open up at my town area. Piano lesson is $30 for 30 min period or $50 for 60 min period. This is the price for Beginner to Grade 1.

        Is this consider expensive?I also do not know what is nthe teacher qualification.Just know that she was from Cristofori!

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          MMM
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          titank:
          Hi All,


          Recently there is a music school open up at my town area. Piano lesson is $30 for 30 min period or $50 for 60 min period. This is the price for Beginner to Grade 1.

          Is this consider expensive?I also do not know what is nthe teacher qualification.Just know that she was from Cristofori!
          FYI, we used to pay $90 at Kawai for Beginner (30 mins) and currently $129 for grade 1 (45 mins).

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            jce
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            Titank, if that’s per lesson charging (by the looks of it, I do think that’s the case) then that’s expensive (for someone who came from Cristofori!!) Ok, a lot does depend on the qualification and experience.


            If it’s per month then that’s dead cheap!

            Though I do know of someone from China who charges only $60 per month… but she really has no other qualification other than a grade 8 certificate.

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              sleepy
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              titank:
              Hi All,


              Recently there is a music school open up at my town area. Piano lesson is $30 for 30 min period or $50 for 60 min period. This is the price for Beginner to Grade 1.

              Is this consider expensive?I also do not know what is nthe teacher qualification.Just know that she was from Cristofori!

              Paying $150/mth for 45 minutes per lesson. Max 45 lessons a year = $40/lesson

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                June
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                I think the pretty standard fees (if teacher is a diploma) shld range anything above $120.

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                  ApronMama
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                  2ppaamm:
                  Wah, I find the teachers here all very expensive leh... I used to pay only $100 per month (up to grade 5) for my children's teacher at her house. If she feels my son needed more, she would provide lessons free, up to 5 times a week closer to exams. She also provide KFC or McDonald's for free when they stay over for lunch during holidays.


                  But she does not take in any more students. Just wanted to share that piano teachers sure charge a lot..., and good ones need not be expensive.
                  For piano teacher, diploma teacher better or degree one better? Some told me diploma ones are more hands-on therefore better. Some said of course the more qualified the better lah. Any advice, opion?

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                    jce
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                    I don’t really agree that those with more "paper" are better teachers (though I am one myself). Experience comes into play, the character of the teacher too. Of course more quali does mean that the teacher (should) know more and therefore have more ideas and have better means of teaching the student esp in higher grades. A performer also doesn’t necessarily mean a good teacher (think I’ve mentioned on this somewhere). Some can really perform but they don’t know how to communicate with the student, so he/she can’t impart his/her ideas to the student.

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                      cchho
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                      Dear all,


                      i am staying in tampines, need a panio teacher to teach my girl. she got theory grade 3 and practical grade 2. please help.

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                        ApronMama
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                        Dear experienced piano teachers or parents,


                        Pls advice how the piano teacher usually teach Aural? using the CD or without?

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