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    All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers

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      jonathanlimgr
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      intruder:
      What is the right age (for kids) to start learning piano?

      In my opinion, 4 years old is a good age to gain exposure to music appreciation (clapping in rhythm, singing along to a piece of music, etc). This would build a good foundation for them to embark on piano studies when they are about 5-6 years old.

      Jonathan Lim
      LRSM (piano performing, distinction), Grade 8 Theory (distinction)

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        waiyean
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        intruder:
        What is the right age (for kids) to start learning piano?

        Hi,
        It really depends on your child. Some starts when they enter primary school, while some starts when they are 2 years old. Some people thinks that girls can start earlier than boys. If you are wondering when to start your child on learning piano, I would say the right time is now. 😂

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          intruder
          last edited by

          Thanks both for your replies.


          I know there are different type of piano lessons like classical, pop, etc. and different schools teach differently like some will skip the learning of theory notes and start straight on practical first. Is that correct? What is the right or traditional way of learning? Should I be starting my child on classical music first? What should I be looking out for when searching for a gd piano sch or teacher?

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            waiyean
            last edited by

            intruder:
            Thanks both for your replies.


            I know there are different type of piano lessons like classical, pop, etc. and different schools teach differently like some will skip the learning of theory notes and start straight on practical first. Is that correct? What is the right or traditional way of learning? Should I be starting my child on classical music first? What should I be looking out for when searching for a gd piano sch or teacher?
            Hi,
            I don't think you can really start practical without any theory. The basics like note values, counts, simple music directions, and note reading needs to be learnt together with practical. Maybe theory is not taught on its own, but instead weaved into the practical lessons.

            You don't really need to decide from start whether to go with classical or pop. Just start learning first, and depending on your child's interest, later decide whether to learn the classical pieces, whether to take exams, or just learn pop pieces. Lessons that is based on the classical track will probably have a more defined structure, as many teachers and music schools are familiar with that. My daughter started with classical piano first, and only later on studied with a jazz teacher for jazz / improvisation.

            Read through the thread for advice on looking for good teacher or school. Much has been discussed.

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              Essential
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              Hi Piano books available from grade 1 to 4 . Interested please pm me

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                Natalie90
                last edited by

                While getting lessons from music schools are parents main choice. They have better policies and well structured.

                But usually they are lack of flexibility, such as no make-up lesson, profile of teachers are undisclosed, communication with teachers are limited.
                I would suggest a private music teacher for your children, and access to private teachers with quality assurance is usually by good recommendation.
                PM me if you are interested, I have a few musicians to recommend and trial lesson is available. 🙂

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                  naomiTTA
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                  Hi there, for parents looking for a suitable music teacher to cater to your child’s needs, i know a

                  wide range of tutors with more than 14 years experience and proven track record in not only piano but other instruments such as violin, flute, guitar etc. Will work according to your budget -
                  Kindly drop me a SMS @ 9276-1641 stating your preferences.

                  Thanks!

                  No agents please

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                    naomiTTA
                    last edited by

                    Hi there, for parents looking for a suitable music teacher to cater to your child’s needs, i know a

                    wide range of tutors with more than 14 years experience and proven track record in not only piano but other instruments such as violin, flute, guitar etc. Will work according to your budget -
                    Kindly drop me a SMS @ 9276-1641 stating your preferences.

                    Thanks!

                    No agents please

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                      naomiTTA
                      last edited by

                      Hi there, for parents looking for a suitable music teacher to cater to your child’s needs, i know a

                      wide range of tutors with more than 14 years experience and proven track record in not only piano but other instruments such as violin, flute, guitar etc. Will work according to your budget -
                      Kindly drop me a SMS @ 9276-1641 stating your preferences.

                      Thanks!

                      No agents please

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                        Jaredl101
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                        Hi! I’m a medical student offering to teach piano at affordable rates. Currently based in the north (Yishun/Sembawang area). I teach both classical & pop music. Available mostly on weekends and weekday nights due to a tight schedule (but can be flexible in accordance to your preferences). Willing to travel. Do PM for more. Thanks!

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