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    All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers

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    • CherryplumC Offline
      Cherryplum
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      Hydrate02:
      My 6yo has been learning piano 1-1 for 6 months. Thgh she is not adversed to lessons and practising, she doesnt seem v eager about it too (same for other enrichment that she is gg). My purpose of sending her is to train her concentration skills. Now she is practising on a hand me down keyboard. Progress is slow cos she cannot focus. Will been reading up alot and also wondering if i shld get a second hand Kawai / Yahama or a brand new Hailun.


      Parents / teachers, any advice?


      Hi Hydrate02
      I would suggest you look for another piano teacher who is experience in teaching yound children.
      Children can concentrate very well if the teacher is engaging and has a good teaching method.
      We got a Yamaha Arius digital piano as we also weren't sure if our child will sustain but so far so good. The piano is decent, has recording and playback functions so it adds some fun to playing and perfecting a song. We'll only consider getting a classic piano when child hits Grade 3 or higher.

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        Dreamaurora
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        Dear all,


        the new syllabus will be out very soon. I will be organising a mini seminar to explore a selection of repertoire from Grade 1, 3 and 5. I will discuss also practice strategies and give technical tips to tackle these pieces. I will keep the seminar as accessible as possible so both students and teachers can benefit from it. Please PM or contact me to indicate if you are coming so I could arrange a seat for you. Selected copies of public domain scores will be provided but bring your own scores for the rest. I will update the post when I finalise the list of pieces I will discuss.

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          mcarikn
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          Try Eric Niceberg online piano course. It's the best around. And the basic course is FREE 🙂

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            VirtuosoPianist
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            Hi parents!


            I'm a medical student who teaches both classical (from beginner to diploma) and pop piano part time.

            Here are some of my musical accomplishments:

            1. 2nd prize winner of Cristofori Piano Competition 2009
            2. Finalist at 2011 National Piano & Violin Competition
            3. DipABRSM (with distinction) and LRSM (with distinction) holder
            4. Music director of RI(JC) Piano Ensemble back in JC
            5. Keyboardist and music arranger at SAF Music & Drama Company
            6. Arranged music for Our Xinyao Concert 2015
            7. All students that I've taught have attained at least a merit

            I conduct lessons from my home at Whampoa (nearest MRT - Novena) but I'm willing to travel to students' homes if they're conveniently located.

            Feel free to drop me a message at 9178 5243 if you're interested!
            PS parents (adult learners) are welcome to sign up too 😄

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              Emily00
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              A teacher with experience teaching young children will be very helpful. Most importantly is to generate the music interest for your girl. The delivery of the lesson should motivates your girl (e.g. through playing songs that she likes). I manage to find a good teacher through this website (http://www.sgmusiclessons.com.sg) for my boy. Browse through it to see if you find any teachers who may look suitable for your girl. Good Luck!

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                GTGT
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                Looking for piano teacher who can teach ATCL for my boy on weekends at Toa Payoh.


                Open to travel to teacher’s place if it is near Toa Payoh.

                Please PM your qualification, details and fees.

                Thank you.

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                  GTGT
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                  GTGT:
                  Looking for piano teacher who can teach ATCL for my boy on weekends at Toa Payoh.


                  Open to travel to teacher's place if it is near Toa Payoh.

                  Please PM your qualification, details and fees.

                  Thank you.
                  Have replied all the teachers who PM.

                  Interested teachers, please PM your qualification, details and fees.

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                    ReneeT
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                    Hi, I’m looking for a piano teacher who can provide beginner lessons to my 5yo girl. Would prefer friendly and encouraging teaching styles to motivate her and keep her interested in music. My girl would prefer to take her lessons slow and easy as well she has other extracirruculum commitments.


                    Based in Katong but willing to commute. Please PM your rates & qualifications. Appreciate!

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                      ReneeT
                      last edited by

                      Hi, I’m looking for a piano teacher who can provide beginner lessons to my 5yo girl. Would prefer friendly and encouraging teaching styles to motivate her and keep her interested in music. My girl would prefer to take her lessons slow and easy as well she has other extracirruculum commitments.


                      Based in Katong but willing to commute. Please PM your rates & qualifications. Appreciate!

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                        totorosy
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                        Katong has a few very good schools. Fingerwaltz 2nd floor of katong shopping centre is one of them. Very dedicated teachers. Song without words music studio is the other. 2nd floor katong square.

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