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    Yamaha Junior Music Course (JMC) - Discussion

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    • phankaoP
      phankao
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      Busymom:
      phankao:

      How about doing Suzuki piano? It emphasizes lots on hearing too.


      We are doing Suzuki violin as well. Not sure about Suzuki piano, so can't comment on its syllabus. Overall, JMC and JXC train a lot on hearing and harmonising. Another school that seems close to what Yamaha is teaching is probably MYC (Music for Young Children). Maybe because violin and piano are very different, I don't see the training as similar (e.g. there is definitely no harmonising for violin).

      For Suzuki, it's in the philosophy, I guess. Listen and listen, then play. , perform. My older ones all learnt music the more traditional way.. But all started late in primary school.

      Our 3yo is doing both Suzuki piano and violin. Useful and effective for the very young.

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        micollh
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        after 2 lessons of JMC… the songs stuck at my head… my girl is humming the songs too… i feel songs like sing with me, friendly fingers… are very catchy… u think so?

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          micollh
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          can i check, do we need to practise solfege woth our child? each time teacher will get the children to sing to on notes while she play on her piano… maybe to tarin their listening… like when she play do… she expects the kids to sing do mi so… when she play ti… she expectes children to sing ti fa so… after 3 lessons… DD still haven learn to catch it… she still do mi so… when teacher play ti…

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            yilinhere
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            Hi, my daughter now in second year JMC, and I am not sure after 2-year JMC, she is better to continue to JXC , or i transfer her to yamaha CPC (classical piano course)? I have little music knowledge and cannot advice her more.

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              peanut_butter
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              Can do a CPC trial for a month to see if she’s ready? It boils down to her maturity. Some children hate one-to-one lessons.

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              • coastC
                coast
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                micollh:
                can i check, do we need to practise solfege woth our child? each time teacher will get the children to sing to on notes while she play on her piano.. maybe to tarin their listening.. like when she play do.. she expects the kids to sing do mi so.. when she play ti.. she expectes children to sing ti fa so.. after 3 lessons.. DD still haven learn to catch it... she still do mi so.. when teacher play ti..

                Yes, listening is a skill they are expected to know and will be tested at the end of JMC. The music teacher will practise with the kids often at a later stage of JMC ... usually asking all the kids to face the parents (so they can't see what notes she plays) then ask the kids what notes she just played (e.g., do mi so, ti fa so, do mi so). As they progress, she will test them in class individually.

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                • coastC
                  coast
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                  micollh:
                  after 2 lessons of JMC.. the songs stuck at my head.. my girl is humming the songs too.. i feel songs like sing with me, friendly fingers.. are very catchy.. u think so?

                  You can look forward to many more catchy songs over the 2 year course, enjoy! 🙂

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                    Busymom
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                    micollh:
                    can i check, do we need to practise solfege woth our child? each time teacher will get the children to sing to on notes while she play on her piano.. maybe to tarin their listening.. like when she play do.. she expects the kids to sing do mi so.. when she play ti.. she expectes children to sing ti fa so.. after 3 lessons.. DD still haven learn to catch it... she still do mi so.. when teacher play ti..

                    You can try to practise with her at home. Start with do mo so and ti fa so. She should be able to catch it in class after this.

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                    • MerlionInGermanyM
                      MerlionInGermany
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                      Hi,


                      I would like to know if anyone has any experience with, or comments on the teachers teaching piano (YJC) at Crestar Hougang?

                      There are many time slots and I would like to choose, based on the teacher.

                      If any, could you share with me?

                      Thank you.

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                        micollh
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                        yamaha is now having sales for their piano untol 31st Dec… the price for Acoustic Piano U1 different… for silent it can go up to $9.9k… there is one white colour, Acoustic piano U1 J PWh $6.9k… also have cheap one like P-95 $1049 what is this type ? haven reach the teacher parent session to ask which to buy… any recommendation ?

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