Missy Philoso
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Hi, my DD is 3years plus now. I would like to send her for Piano lessons. Is that too young? Any schools to recommend in the west? TIA~
Music Schools in the West
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Evangeline89
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You can sign up with cristofori. They have this programme called the music for little mozarts. Its a lesson for Group of 3-4. The entire course is 2 years. For ages 3-5. I'm a music teacher there and can say that the kids have lots of fun and can learn piano at the same time. Can sms me at 84323907 for more details if you are interested.
ArtistsAcademyJunior
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Hi Missy Philoso!
We'd also like to recommend Artists Academy Junior's "Expression Music Genius" programme as well, for your consideration.
Designed for children between 2.5 years old and 4 years old, the Expression Music Genius programme is designed to nurture your children through music learning and group interaction.
The best age to learn music pitch and rhythm is at the age of 3-5 years old. Through EMG, children will discover a wonderful world of musical tones, alphabets, numbers and shapes through 7 musical friends: The blue Alligator, the orange Bear, the yellow Chick, the purple Dinosaur, the brown Eagle, the green Frog and the red-spotted Giraffe. Each lesson runs the range of 6 modes of interaction: Singing, learning, playing, acting, writing and craft.
For more information, check out our website at http://www.artistsacademyjunior.com
See you!
We'd also like to recommend Artists Academy Junior's "Expression Music Genius" programme as well, for your consideration.
Designed for children between 2.5 years old and 4 years old, the Expression Music Genius programme is designed to nurture your children through music learning and group interaction.
The best age to learn music pitch and rhythm is at the age of 3-5 years old. Through EMG, children will discover a wonderful world of musical tones, alphabets, numbers and shapes through 7 musical friends: The blue Alligator, the orange Bear, the yellow Chick, the purple Dinosaur, the brown Eagle, the green Frog and the red-spotted Giraffe. Each lesson runs the range of 6 modes of interaction: Singing, learning, playing, acting, writing and craft.
For more information, check out our website at http://www.artistsacademyjunior.com
See you!
Hi Soul Doris,
I am Eileen a music teacher with years of experience.
I would like to share with you the music lesson that I have for you to consider.
I am teaching music in groups with students of age 4 - teens. Maximum number of students is 4 per group.
For the younger beginner, more intereactive activites that focus on pitch, rhythm and pulse are included. Students are taught pre-notation reading to prepare them to read music as they move on. Parents are not required to be in the classroom as the group is kept to a maximum of four. Students are well prepared to play musically on piano.
Dynamics of group is beneficial for children to be able to interact and socialise while peers influence serves as a form of motivation in the learning process.
I will be conducting trial class in May on a promotional rate.
Please contact me at 90227216 if you would like to find out more on how to choose a good music programme for your child.
Regards
Eileen Ong