All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers

[zac's mum]

cheframenmummy:

Hi parents,


My DS is currently in K1 this year, and my DD is in secondary school. Both of them want to learn piano and violin respectively (out of sudden interest, I'm quite surprised too). Any recommendations on good music schools (Cristofori, Yamaha, anymore)? I would want them to try out first, especially for my DD - who might be considered quite old to start violin? Not looking at private tutors (yet).

I don’t have any recommendations for piano (far too many out there).

But for violin, I know Mandeville has a paid trial lesson. You can even ask them to loan you a violin to use during the trial. I did this for my boy aged 8 years old when he wanted to try it out. Just try it out - then she will know whether she finds it difficult to grasp the concepts, and also figure out is there any good rapport between the teacher and your girl. If your girl is comfortable with it, you can even sit in during the trial lesson to observe (and then after the lesson you can speak with the teacher for her honest opinion. They are not pushy).

[Dreamaurora]

cheframenmummy:

Hi parents,


My DS is currently in K1 this year, and my DD is in secondary school. Both of them want to learn piano and violin respectively (out of sudden interest, I'm quite surprised too). Any recommendations on good music schools (Cristofori, Yamaha, anymore)? I would want them to try out first, especially for my DD - who might be considered quite old to start violin? Not looking at private tutors (yet).

I think the primary consideration here will be if the school offers rental of violin or use of piano studio for free or cheap rate, assuming that you have not purchased any instrument yet. In terms of curriculum, teachers in music schools function like full private teachers except that they have to use only the materials sold by the schools, so your experience may vary greatly even within the same school chain. I would recommend looking at smaller music schools near your house for these reasons rather than the big school chain.

[padipanda]

Hi! I am looking for a good and experienced private piano teacher for my 6 year old boy. Preferable stay in the Toa Payoh, Novena, AMK area. Any recommendation? Thank you.

[FuzzyDad]

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Hi! I am looking for a good and experienced private piano teacher for my 6 year old boy. Preferable stay in the Toa Payoh, Novena, AMK area. Any recommendation? Thank you.

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[jen.015528wong]

Hello everyone. I am looking for a patient piano teacher for my 7yrs old girl for beginner lesson. Preferably in Yishun area. Any recommendation?


TIA

[kae29]

Hihi, I’m looking for a piano teacher for my 5+yo boy. Ok to travel to teacher’s place as we don’t have a piano at home. Prefer Bukit Timah or Holland area. Thanks!

[Irispeck]

Hello I am looking for a piano teacher to teach my 5 years old girl. We have piano at our home and wish to conduct the lesson at our place at Ang Mo Kio. Any recommendation?

[Irispeck]

Hello I am looking for a piano teacher to teach my 5 years old girl. We have piano at our home and wish to conduct the lesson at our place at Ang Mo Kio. Any recommendation?

[ganww]

Hi,

I am looking for a piano teacher for my 8 years old daughter, who has never learn piano before. The teacher must travel to my place in Punggol, preferably on a weekday afternoon. Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance!

[ssummer]

Hi,

I am looking for a piano teacher for my 6 years old (beginner) and 10 years (passed ABRSM grade 3) boys. The teacher must be able to travel to my place in Clementi, preferably on a weekday evening. Are there any recommendation from parents? If piano teachers, please pm me your qualification and rates, thank you.