All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers

[applepie]

Can someone recommend me a good and qualified female piano teacher who can teach beginner?


I am prepared to travel to teacher’s house if necessary within the amk, toa payoh and bishan area. Pm me please. Thanks.

[sleepy]

jce:

the teacher plays a part too. Some are \"thick-skin\" enough to charge more than what they are worth...

:rotflmao:

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Dreamaurora:

Wen Bin played the cello for my composition. He was quite an excellent cellist.

Who is Wen Bin? Your nafa peers?
Is he teaching?

[metz]

sleepy:

Dreamaurora:

Wen Bin played the cello for my composition. He was quite an excellent cellist.

Who is Wen Bin? Your nafa peers?
Is he teaching?

http://www.resonancequartet.com/about/wen-bin-cello

[sleepy]

chamonix:

http://www.resonancequartet.com/about/wen-bin-cello

Wow, you're so resourceful :thankyou:

[dasalo]

sleepy:

Dreamaurora:

Wen Bin played the cello for my composition. He was quite an excellent cellist.

Who is Wen Bin? Your nafa peers?
Is he teaching?

He is the one whom I wanted to introduce from Nafa.

[sirtech]

Hi, looking for a female (requested by my daughter) piano teacher for my 4 year old girl. Appreciate if anyone can recommend one in the east. As I currently only have a keyboard at home, thus would be bringing her to the teacher's place. Apart from Thu evenings, timing is flexible for weekdays 5-6pm, Sat 11am-12pm and weekend afternoons after 3pm. Thanks a lot

[hii]

sirtech:

Hi, looking for a female (requested by my daughter) piano teacher for my 4 year old girl. Appreciate if anyone can recommend one in the east. As I currently only have a keyboard at home, thus would be bringing her to the teacher's place. Apart from Thu evenings, timing is flexible for weekdays 5-6pm, Sat 11am-12pm and weekend afternoons after 3pm. Thanks a lot

suggest you change piano

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hii:

sirtech:

Hi, looking for a female (requested by my daughter) piano teacher for my 4 year old girl. Appreciate if anyone can recommend one in the east. As I currently only have a keyboard at home, thus would be bringing her to the teacher's place. Apart from Thu evenings, timing is flexible for weekdays 5-6pm, Sat 11am-12pm and weekend afternoons after 3pm. Thanks a lot

suggest you change piano

Agree. If not high on commitment, just get a Clavinova. My daughter passed fairly well in Grade 4 recently after learning on it for a year. Just so long as the instrument is full-size, has normal piano actions including weighted keys, clearly recognizable piano tone, sustaining pedal. Mine cost only 3k plus and is still good as new after 15 years, no tuning required, and weathered 3 years overseas even.

[bailabi]

burp:

hii:

[quote=\"sirtech\"]Hi, looking for a female (requested by my daughter) piano teacher for my 4 year old girl. Appreciate if anyone can recommend one in the east. As I currently only have a keyboard at home, thus would be bringing her to the teacher's place. Apart from Thu evenings, timing is flexible for weekdays 5-6pm, Sat 11am-12pm and weekend afternoons after 3pm. Thanks a lot

suggest you change piano

Agree. If not high on commitment, just get a Clavinova. My daughter passed fairly well in Grade 4 recently after learning on it for a year. Just so long as the instrument is full-size, has normal piano actions including weighted keys, clearly recognizable piano tone, sustaining pedal. Mine cost only 3k plus and is still good as new after 15 years, no tuning required, and weathered 3 years overseas even.[/quote]As a pianist and teacher, I would really recommend getting an acoustic piano over a digital if space allows. Digital pianos are relatively easier to control due to the light mechanical touch. I have this young student who uses digital keyboard but when he comes to lessons, he has difficulties with the strength to play. It is better for them to get used to the acoustic piano touch as it helps with the strengthening of fingers.

I have a digital piano in my room for night practicing, they can sound good too haha.