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    All About Piano Lesson Costs

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    • M Offline
      Mum_2Gals
      last edited by

      Hi,


      I'm looking for a piano teacher to prepare my 6yo DD for Grade 1. She has completed Yamaha JMC, and is doing JXC book 1 now.

      Requirement: Responsible, patient and experienced with young children.
      Location: Near Clementi
      Preferred Time: Weekdays or Saturdays afternoons

      Pls PM me if you have any teacher to recommend....

      Thanks a lot! 😄

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        packetron
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        I’m looking for a teacher to come to my place to teach both my kids (10yo and 7yo). I’m staying in Sembawang. Does anyone has a good recommendations? My son is going for his grade 1 soon and both are currently attending weekend classes.


        Please PM me if there’s someone in mind.

        Thanks in advance!

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          peanut_butter
          last edited by

          Why is there a high demand for piano teachers to prepare kids for exams recently. :?

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            SnowieBob
            last edited by

            I guess exams are here and piano lessons in school are too short to brush up all 3 songs and the other sections.

            Recently a lot of students looking for teachers to listen to their playing and judge. Very busy!!

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              windows
              last edited by

              just curious, how long does a teacher take to help a student prepare for the exam? 3mth? 6 mth?

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                jce
                last edited by

                Depends on individual. Some kids need a whole year to prepare, must remember that it’s not just pieces, it’s also the scales, sight reading and aural. In many ways, sight reading, scales and aural should be on-going, not just during exam period or for exams.

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                  peanut_butter
                  last edited by

                  SnowieBob:
                  I guess exams are here and piano lessons in school are too short to brush up all 3 songs and the other sections.

                  Recently a lot of students looking for teachers to listen to their playing and judge. Very busy!!
                  You mean the academic school? I know violin is taught in groups but I didn't realise piano lessons are offered as well.
                  windows:
                  just curious, how long does a teacher take to help a student prepare for the exam? 3mth? 6 mth?
                  It depends on many factors like the foundation and commitment of the students, how strict the teacher is, etc.
                  For my decent students, it's between 6-9 months. They would be working on other pieces as well.
                  For weaker ones and/or those who put practicing at the bottom of their priority list, it's anywhere between 1-2 years. They will be working only on the 3 pieces.
                  Talented ones would take 3-4 months, with minimum practice.

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                    weesen
                    last edited by

                    Hi all

                    I’m looking for an experienced piano teacher to come to my place (Tiong Bahru area) to teach my P1 son. He has been taking lessons at Yamaha and Cristofori, but hasn’t taken any exams yet. We prefer the lessons to be in the weekday mornings (any day from Mon-Thur).

                    For those who have good teachers to recommend, I’d appreciate a PM.

                    Thanks!

                    Cheers
                    Wee Sen

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                      gnk
                      last edited by

                      Pls do not engage Joanne Chiew as a private music tcher. She is unscrupulous and capitalise on parent’s music ignorance and registers children in unaccredited and unrecognised music exam brd (or issue fake cert). She is currently a musc tcher in Sonare music sch in sengkang. It’s a scam. Beware.

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                        jane84
                        last edited by

                        I have heard a lot about private teachers doing house work while teaching, wearing their night gowns and teach etc


                        So I am a little scared of all these nonsense. I rather go to a school, and I know the teachers are a little more serious and professional at a proper work place.

                        Just my 2 cents.

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