All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers
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goyardmummy:
If you want to learn yourself best to get a teacher yourself, preferably one who is comfortable and experienced in teaching adults. You can perhaps somewhat learn an instrument by observing others' lessons and you might be able to play some pieces quite decently this way, but if you wish to play a high level you will need someone to supervise and give feedbacks to you.Hi, can anyone help provide some advice.... My boys 6 and 4 are with Yamaha now doing the electone for about 1-2 years. I'm thinking of progressing and learning music with them since I feel that I can provide supervision and encouragement simultaneously but yamaha is disallowing parental accompaniment soon.
Should I sign up for additional home piano lessons or looked for another music school that allows me to sit in and learn with them? -
My kids are with Kels Music in Bukit Timah doing piano and violin and some guitar and drums.
They have been around for a long time and is one of the better ones.
Good with individual and small groups like pair.
So far they are enjoying it and learning well.
Was recommended to us by friends.
They are experienced, have good results and is one of the most well-known there.
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Hi, read thru bunnybluey post above & i have the similar situation like her. My gal of 6 would like to pick up piano & i am hoping to find a music school around marine parade or katong area for her to attend group lesson & cultivate her interest. Me too, hopefully she can progress well & not drop halfway like me. May i know any mummies/daddies can recommend a good school to start with? Much appreciated!
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Full time Female Music Degree Piano Teacher currently taking in students. Travels to students’ place in Bukit Timah/Upper Bukit Timah/Hillview or nearby areas. Students learning for leisure/exams are both welcome. Also suitable for students who are transitioning to private lessons from the Yamaha Junior Music Course programme, with students attaining distinctions shortly after transition.
Previously been teaching in Australia before returning to Singapore. Patient and experienced in teaching children as young as 3 years old, as well as students of different cultural backgrounds(Australia/China/UK/Europe/Canada etc). Former music instructor in a Primary School in Singapore. Familiar with the updated ABRSM exam syllabus.
Message 9653 1568 for any inquires or a trial lesson. -
Hi all, I’m looking for a good and experienced piano teacher for my beginner 5.5year old son. I’m staying around Kovan / Yio Chu Kang Rd area. Would love to hear from some of u who can recommend the teacher your kid is currently with. May I know what is the market rate for a piano teacher to conduct private lessons at our home? Thank you.
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I am also looking for an experienced piano teacher to teach my 13 DS for preparing Grade 8 piano and theory test. We stay in Jurong West St. 52. If can teach at our home will be good. We will consider taking lessons at teacher’s place if necessary. Thank you.
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HI! I am looking for an experienced piano teacher for my DD who is 6 yrs old and have learned for 2 years + although she has not in any grade exams so far.
We live in AMK area.
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I am looking for Piano teacher for my child who has completed grade 2.Am staying in Queenstown.
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I am looking for an affordable lady piano teacher.
Area: Marine Parade, Telok Kurau, Katong, Kembangan, Eunos or Siglap areas.
Student: Beginner level but already registered for ABRSM Grade 1 in Mar 2016
Lesson commencement: Preferably in Jan 2016
If any one interested, please PM me. Also appreciate it if parents here will kindly recommend any good teachers in the mentioned areas. Appreciate your help.
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I had a chat with a boss of a private music school registered with MOE. He shared with me that when he gets teachers to come in for the interviews, they have good paper qualification but yet unable to show him some of the techniques required. He shared that a piano teacher who has distinctions for her exam may not necessarily be a good teacher because that person has been drilled to master the exam pieces till to perfection and neglect the other areas that to him are necessary to be a good piano teacher. It was an eye-opener.
I learnt that an older child who has not learnt how to play the piano before will catch up much faster than another child who started at much earlier age. An older child has the mental capability to remember more things and acceleration of piano learning can be possible if that student is already very smart. From his experience, students that have the capabilities to go top secondary schools or excel academically tend to do very well in learning piano and they master the techniques faster due to how their brains are programmed.
Daily practicing of piano for beginners have to be at least 30 mins. If the child practises daily for longer duration, results can be seen faster. A good teacher can teach all pupils but not all pupils have the same learning ability. Some grasp the techniques faster, some learn at their own pace.
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