SINGAPORE PIANO HUB

You have spent a significant amount of money on your child’s music education, from piano lessons to purchasing a piano. Has it ever occurred to you that your child might not be appreciating music the way you had expected him to? Many kids lost interest entirely and gave up after years of learning. This can be salvaged if parents had spotted the trailing of interest before it was too late to do anything. It is therefore important to identify if they have lost interest in piano

In another article, I have penned down my thoughts and reasons on why is now the best time for you to learn the piano. But does that apply to your children as well? Or rather, to what extent is it true when it comes to children? Well, let’s touch on 3 main factors that will let you gain a better understanding and therefore make an informed decision. 1. Kids have grown but not big enough. Proper classical pianos come in rather standard sizes and makers don’t customize them to

You have seen your friend’s angelic children playing melodious Christmas hymns during church concert and you are full of envy. You secretly hope that your kids can be the ones making the music. Is this kiasu-ism creeping into you? Fret not. Let me share with you why having this kiasu-ism is justified. 1. Let them be part of their music. Children definitely love listening to their favourite songs being played or performed to them. They will probably smile and dance along to it