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RE: Club Night Owls
We want the best for our kids, to the point of stressing them out. But it’s so competitive in Singapore, just got to balance it out I reckon.
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RE: All About Choosing and Buying Violins
Go to a string instrument shop and ask for their professional advice? I bought my daughter's Eurostring violin from Gramercy and they were very nice to explain to me the difference between the instruments and sizes. I'm quite noob :? , don't know the difference between violin viola & they explained to me.
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RE: All About Violin Classes and Teachers
JUJUBUIBUI:
Which part of SG do you live? Maybe can narrow down from there?Hi,
which violin or music school is recommended for 3yr old child? never attend any music class before. Thanks... -
RE: All About Choosing Piano Schools And Teachers
Oh My Gosh:
After my kids exams, the teachers want to \"skip\" grades for them. They are now in Grade 4 and Grade 3. My kids are not the very musically talented type. Their theory are almost all distinctions (they have been taking every grades) but practical exams are mostly merit or high pass. Hence, it is recommended to skip grades? or should I just ask the teacher to go slow and teach them grade by grade? Is there any grade which is recommended not to skip? Please advise.
The music teacher should know better. Grade 5 and Grade 8 are must for practical. Grade 5 for Theory is a must, you'll need it to take any pratical exams higher than Grade 5.
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RE: All About Choosing and Buying Pianos
pirate:
Try Gramercy Music, they used to be in Tanjong Katong, now it's at Ubi Crescent. I shop there, here's their number: +65 67499618. HTH!iRabbit:
The ideal humidity range is from 40-70%. So get yourself a hygrometer, preferably one that can also record the max/min readings so that you'll know the humidity swings. A good one would cost around $20-30.
Don't suppose you know where I can get a hygrometer in Singapore? :please: