All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers

[FrancisTiffany]

Jeff_Tan:

marychua:

[quote=\"Jeff_Tan\"]Hi! I have two boys, 8 and 6 years old. Wanna find a good and experienced private piano teacher for them. Preferable stay in the East. Any recommendation?

Hi! You may try to find my DD's piano teacher last time. She's very patient and experienced. Heard that many of her students are motivated and have good result in piano exam. Tel: 91681539 All the best! :imcool:

Oh ok. Thank you.[/quote]Hello, Jeff_Tan, you may refer to her website for more information:
http://piano360.blogspot.com/
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[lleng1980]

Hi, I’m looking for a piano teacher who can provide beginner lessons to my 5yo girl and willing to travel to my home at Sengkang. Would prefer a female teacher with experience to handle kids and flexible in schehduling.


Please PM your rates & qualifications. Thanks!

Would appreciate if any parents here can recommend your piano teacher in Sengkang/ Punggol area. Thanks!

[VirtuosoPianist]

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Hi parents!

I've posted a number of ads detailing my own musical achievements but not those of my students. Hence, I've decided to share about 3 of my students and their accomplishments:

1. Samuel - Samuel is currently in P1 and recently scored an astounding 142/150 for his G5 exam after just 4 months of preparation! He had also taken his G3 exam earlier this year and attained 138/150.

2. Katherine - Katherine was P3 when she took her G1 exam. She had a rocky start and found it rather challenging to read notes and learn new pieces. Fortunately, hard work and determination prevailed as she went on to score a respectable 134/150!

3. Lucas - Lucas is a P2 student who had just started learning under me this year. Within just 4 months, he managed to pass his G1 exam with an impressive 141/150!

4. Qi Qin - Qi Qin is currently a Secondary 3 student. Last year, she attained a commendable merit for her ARSM diploma exam. Additionally, she made it to the semi-finals of the Singapore International Festival of Music Competition. She is currently preparing for auditions for the Young Artist Programme at Yong Siew Toh Conservatory.

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

Lee Jie Qi
Medical student
LRSM (with distinction)
DipABRSM (with distinction)
2nd prize winner of Cristofori Piano Competition 2009
Finalist at 2011 National Piano & Violin Competition

[serenewt]

Full time female Music Degree piano teacher, from Australian Conservatorium. Passionate about instilling interest in music and bringing out the best in students. Years of experience in teaching children, preparing students for ABRSM piano exams, as well as teaching students learning for leisure. She has taught in Music Schools, and MOE School. She has given piano instructions to over hundred students to date.


Apart from guiding students in scoring HighDistinction/Distinction/Merit in ABRSM Piano Examinations, she has also guided students in attaining Gold/Silver in Piano Festivals reviewed by renowned adjudicators.

Travels to students' place mainly at Bukit Timah/Upper Bukit Timah/some Hillview areas

Intake open for the 2019 new school year!
Limited slots available. Message 9653~1568 to enquire, or arrange to try a lesson

Website: http://pianoteacherwt.wix.com/pianolessons
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[teddybearmom]

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a private piano teacher to teach my 5 year old son in Tiong Bahru. He has no background in music. Kindly let me know if there are any recommendations. My son is playful and has short attention span, so I am looking for a piano teacher who is experience in teaching young children.Teachers please PM your qualification, details and fees. Thank you very much .

[thamjiangjun]

Hi everyone! I'm a piano tutor in the East in Singapore! Looking for additional students!


I've taught for 7 years and am experienced with competitions, music examinations and performances. My goal as a piano tutor is to help children grow into better people through teaching music

Please do check my website out and PM me for any details necessary!

I'm contactable at +65 9169 0619

https://thamjiangjun.wixsite.com/mysite

Thank you!!

[iggy]

Hi

Does anyone know of teachers / schools who teach how to play the paino one-handed for beginners ? Thanks.

[doomedge]

Hello, I am looking for a piano teacher for my 3 year old son.


1. Teacher must be willing to travel to my place near Clementi (postal code 595001)
2. Leisure learning only; not interested in sending my boy for exams
3. I don’t mind if the teacher only has a Grade 8 cert, but you must be able to connect with young kids
4. My son is available on weekdays (5pm to 8pm) and weekends (before 8pm)

PM me if interested. Thanks!

[Dreamaurora]

doomedge:

Hello, I am looking for a piano teacher for my 3 year old son.


1. Teacher must be willing to travel to my place near Clementi (postal code 595001)
2. Leisure learning only; not interested in sending my boy for exams
3. I don't mind if the teacher only has a Grade 8 cert, but you must be able to connect with young kids
4. My son is available on weekdays (5pm to 8pm) and weekends (before 8pm)

PM me if interested. Thanks!

To do one to one piano lesson at 3-5 years old, you will need a specialized teacher with a properly developed curriculum to do it. And your son would need to be more advanced also compared to his peers and supervised personally by you during lessons and practice sessions.

If above conditions were not met, I would suggest you that you send him for a music appreciation class first.

[sweelysh]

:rahrah: Like a lot of others have said - it definitely helps having a teacher but it's not 100% mandatory. The awesome thing about learning on your own is that you can devote much more than 2-3 hours of your time on a daily basis.


Besides, it's less pricey. Personally, my eldest daughter felt she was getting nowhere with all the different YouTube channels though until she tried Piano in 30 Days. This is the one: http://1monthpiano.com

I think following a structured course like this one is the way to go, you can learn for free on sites like Youtube but it’s all over the place and you’ll mostly be learning specific songs rather than techniques and methods that can accelerate your learning. A step by step approach is better than just learning random songs IMO. Good luck learning the piano people!