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    Yamaha Junior Music Course (JMC) - Discussion

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      puzzle
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      Thanks painajazzy,


      just one more qtn, as Yamhama junior courses focus on training their listening skill, is it true that for those who opt for 1-1 piano lesson will be of great disadvantage in the later stage ?

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        corneyAmber
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        Not necessary. Research has shown that for children who start music at the age of 6 and below tends to have perfect pitch.


        Some pte teachers do incoperate listening in the lessons.

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          Tinkerbelle
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          puzzle:
          Thanks painajazzy,


          just one more qtn, as Yamhama junior courses focus on training their listening skill, is it true that for those who opt for 1-1 piano lesson will be of great disadvantage in the later stage ?
          Hi puzzle,

          Personally, I do not think that those who opt for 1-1 piano lessons are disadvantaged. My DD went straight for 1-1 lessons with Yamaha while her childhood friend started with YJC. Both are doing fine with their aural (listening) tests during their piano exams. My DD's paino teacher does train her on aural skills.

          Just my 2 cents worth. 😄

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            puzzle
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            Thanks to Pianojazzy and Tinkerbelle,


            Any recommendation of good piano teacher there? Didnt manage to get weekend time slot from Yamaha after trying a few ctr.

            thks

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              puzzle
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              Hi, is it a wise move to withdraw my ds from Yamaha to Cristofori 1/1 piano class


              pls advise

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                jce
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                Not biased or anything, generally Cristofori teachers are not great. Not saying that there are no good ones there (nor am I saying Yamaha has all the good teachers) but in most if not all music schools, it really is a matter of who your child gets unless the school’s really stringent in who they employ

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                  Tinkerbelle
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                  puzzle:
                  Thanks to Pianojazzy and Tinkerbelle,


                  Any recommendation of good piano teacher there? Didnt manage to get weekend time slot from Yamaha after trying a few ctr.

                  thks
                  Hi puzzle,

                  Sorry, can't really recommend any teachers from Yamaha as I don't really know the other teachers other than my DDs teacher but her schedule's already full. Ya, weekend time slots are always popular so very difficult to get. Maybe you can ask them to put you on waiting list. Some students do defer during their PSLE year while others quit due to lack of interest.

                  Good luck 🙏

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                    Tinkerbelle
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                    puzzle:
                    Hi, is it a wise move to withdraw my ds from Yamaha to Cristofori 1/1 piano class


                    pls advise
                    Hi puzzle,

                    Don't really know enough about Cristofori so can't comment much but I agree with jce. It all boils down to the individual teacher your child gets, regardless of which centre you attend. 😄

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                      Dec
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                      Hi,


                      I’m thinking to send my dd who is 5 yrs old to learn piano.
                      Should I send her to school or home-based piano teachers?
                      Anyone can recommend a good piano teacher in Jurong?

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                        happy_learner
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                        Hi,


                        Yes, totally agreed that it's the teacher and not the school that matters. but i've had friends who sent their children to cristofori and ossia, and came back with less than satisfactory feedback. in the end, they decided on a private teacher instead. personally, i sent my children to yamaha for music appreciation course, but when they were preparing for exams, we went for a private teacher too, and she prepared my children for all aspects of the exams, aural included.

                        let me know if you would like the teacher's contact. will pm it to you. 🙂

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