All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers
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For grades 2 or 3, how many songs must one play for the exams?
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fifiyeo:
For grades 2 or 3, how many songs must one play for the exams?
3 pieces, one from each group for ABRSM. -
I am looking for a piano teacher to teach my 3 kids in Ang Mo Kio on Sunday mornings. They are aged 8(g), 7(b) and 5(b). The 2 elder kids have 1 year lessons in Cristofori, not yet grade 1. The youngest has just started not long ago. Pm me for more info.
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I think the piano schools in singapore are: Yamaha, Christofori, Mandeville, Oppus One, Edvox…
Is there anything else?
My eldest girl goes to Christofori, my second, third and fourth all go to edvox. I think Yamaha is the best from some of my friend’s experiences but none of my children want to go to edvox so I let them if not they will have a horrible learning experience.
Oh and is there anyone else who’s daughter is halfway through diploma? PM me if yes because I want to discus about how hard diploma is. -
The Pasta Greely:
Clap hands to being parent of 4. ;D Me Too!I think the piano schools in singapore are: Yamaha, Christofori, Mandeville, Oppus One, Edvox...
Is there anything else?
My eldest girl goes to Christofori, my second, third and fourth all go to edvox. I think Yamaha is the best from some of my friend's experiences but none of my children want to go to edvox so I let them if not they will have a horrible learning experience.
Oh and is there anyone else who's daughter is halfway through diploma? PM me if yes because I want to discus about how hard diploma is. -
waiyean:
Is ABRSM the only exams? Grade 2 or 3 difficult to pass?fifiyeo:
For grades 2 or 3, how many songs must one play for the exams?
3 pieces, one from each group for ABRSM.
Sorry I am new to piano exams. Piano teacher wants to put DS in for exams next Mar. -
fifiyeo:
For Singapore there are also Trinity, LCM, ANZCA, Rockschool, and Yamaha's own graded exam system.
Is ABRSM the only exams? Grade 2 or 3 difficult to pass?
Sorry I am new to piano exams. Piano teacher wants to put DS in for exams next Mar.
ABRSM exams are not difficult to pass as long the teacher is prudent in ensuring that the requirements are completed early. -
Dreamaurora:
So which is the best exam to take? Seems like ABRSM is the most common one?? I have no clue which exam teacher is looking at for my DS. She seems confident that DS will be competent and do well.
For Singapore there are also Trinity, LCM, ANZCA, Rockschool, and Yamaha's own graded exam system.fifiyeo:
Is ABRSM the only exams? Grade 2 or 3 difficult to pass?
Sorry I am new to piano exams. Piano teacher wants to put DS in for exams next Mar.
ABRSM exams are not difficult to pass as long the teacher is prudent in ensuring that the requirements are completed early. -
fifiyeo:
So which is the best exam to take? Seems like ABRSM is the most common one?? I have no clue which exam teacher is looking at for my DS. She seems confident that DS will be competent and do well.[/quote]Well, the teacher should be able to develop the student to be well-rounded whether an exam is taken or not. So yes, whether an exam is taken or not, a teacher should still be responsible to ensure a student is well developed in technique, repertoire, aural, and sight reading.
For Singapore there are also Trinity, LCM, ANZCA, Rockschool, and Yamaha's own graded exam system.Dreamaurora:
[quote=\"fifiyeo\"]
Is ABRSM the only exams? Grade 2 or 3 difficult to pass?
Sorry I am new to piano exams. Piano teacher wants to put DS in for exams next Mar.
ABRSM exams are not difficult to pass as long the teacher is prudent in ensuring that the requirements are completed early.
Personally I feel there is no such thing such as a best exam. IMO a primary consideration in choosing an exam to take is the selection of pieces available. But if the child plans to use the certs in the academic study e.g. DSA, MEP, etc, then perhaps ABRSM is still the most recognized one around. -
Yes, I suppose the teacher will know best what to put DS in for. It’ll be DS’s first exam a year from now.
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