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    All About Violin Classes and Teachers

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    • S Offline
      shlnexx
      last edited by

      Hi,


      I am a female violin teacher based in Sengkang. I have been teaching for 3 years and have Grade 8 for both Violin practical and Music theory.

      If interested you can call/sms 96779030 or email [email protected] to look for Ms.Moon. 😄

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        nerdyFATmama
        last edited by

        Hi,


        I’m looking for Violin teacher who can handle special needs boy whom diagonsed in ADHD + Dyslexic - that’s my son of no basic fundamentals in music .

        I’m residing in Simei Estate.

        PM pls.

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          Zeng
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          Hi can anyone in the know pls PM me recommendations for 1-1 violin teacher at United Sq Mandeville for 6 yr old boy just starting out. Is it better to get well qualified teacher with perhaps high expectations or younger but more kid-friendly teacher?


          All advice greatly appreciated!

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            Blessedwife
            last edited by

            Hi mummies,


            I have some questions regards to violin and hope someone can enlighten me.

            My 6 year old boy is not keen in practicing his violin. I need to keep reminding him to pick up his violin to practice.

            Also, I find it hard to supervise him and have no idea how to correct his mistakes since I have no music background whatsoever.

            Every time after his violin lesson (his violin teacher comes to our house once a week), the teacher did go thru with me what he has taught and what to look out (son mistakes) and to help to correct him.

            Actually, I have no clue what the teacher is talking about haiz…

            Anyone also facing the same problem as me?

            Must we parents know violin in order to supervise our kids?

            I felt I should have let him learn piano instead of violin which 2 of his tutors also mentioned is the most difficult string instrument to pick up.
            My son actually prefers piano but I don’t want to invest in a piano and let it become a white elephant at home should he give up half way.

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              J and J
              last edited by

              Blessedwife:
              Hi mummies,


              I have some questions regards to violin and hope someone can enlighten me.

              My 6 year old boy is not keen in practicing his violin. I need to keep reminding him to pick up his violin to practice.

              Also, I find it hard to supervise him and have no idea how to correct his mistakes since I have no music background whatsoever.

              Every time after his violin lesson (his violin teacher comes to our house once a week), the teacher did go thru with me what he has taught and what to look out (son mistakes) and to help to correct him.

              Actually, I have no clue what the teacher is talking about haiz...

              Anyone also facing the same problem as me?

              Must we parents know violin in order to supervise our kids?

              I felt I should have let him learn piano instead of violin which 2 of his tutors also mentioned is the most difficult string instrument to pick up.
              My son actually prefers piano but I don't want to invest in a piano and let it become a white elephant at home should he give up half way.

              If your son prefers piano, you may consider rent to buy a piano. I heard some music school has this scheme. You can rent the piano while he is learning with the school and till certain period then you own the piano. You can stop renting it anytime your son loses his interest. They will take back the piano.

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                phankao
                last edited by

                Blessedwife:
                Hi mummies,


                I have some questions regards to violin and hope someone can enlighten me.

                My 6 year old boy is not keen in practicing his violin. I need to keep reminding him to pick up his violin to practice.

                Also, I find it hard to supervise him and have no idea how to correct his mistakes since I have no music background whatsoever.

                Every time after his violin lesson (his violin teacher comes to our house once a week), the teacher did go thru with me what he has taught and what to look out (son mistakes) and to help to correct him.

                Actually, I have no clue what the teacher is talking about haiz...

                Anyone also facing the same problem as me?

                Must we parents know violin in order to supervise our kids?

                I felt I should have let him learn piano instead of violin which 2 of his tutors also mentioned is the most difficult string instrument to pick up.
                My son actually prefers piano but I don't want to invest in a piano and let it become a white elephant at home should he give up half way.
                But which instrument did he say he prefers? Did he say he likes piano? Or you think it's easier?

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                  Blessedwife
                  last edited by

                  Hi J & J


                  Thanks for yr kind advice. Oh I have never heard of this rental of piano sounds great !!

                  Hi Phankao,

                  He ever learnt piano and violin in school and he told me he prefer piano. However, I don’t know how serious he is hence I choose to let him learn violin over piano and engaged private teacher for him.

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                    Bowie
                    last edited by

                    Hi considering to switch violin teacher. Anyone have comments on Mr Chu in Crestar Jurong East? Any experience will be greatly appreciated.

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                      phankao
                      last edited by

                      Blessedwife:
                      Hi J & J


                      Thanks for yr kind advice. Oh I have never heard of this rental of piano sounds great !!

                      Hi Phankao,

                      He ever learnt piano and violin in school and he told me he prefer piano. However, I don't know how serious he is hence I choose to let him learn violin over piano and engaged private teacher for him.
                      So how now? Does he dislike violin? So much so that he doesn't like to practise? How is his behaviour during lessons?

                      *oops*...got to dash to supervise my little one's violin practice.

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                        melture
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                        NEVER EVER TRY DOREIMI MUSIC SCHOOL AT CHINESE GARDEN… ONLY KNOW HOW TO EARN MONEY. DON’T KNOW HOW TO TEACH. TEACHER IS RUDE AND SCOLD STUDENT TOO. GOOD LUCK.

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