We are implementing ABRSM (Associated Board of Royal School of Music) standard in our training center. Students sit for the ABRSM graded exam each year according to their pace and ability. Exam is not compulsory but we always advice students to go for it as an evaluation of their learning process. We believe a well-rounded music education must come with Theory Practise, so we always spend some time discussing Music Theory with our students. There will be a separated Theory Lesson hour for a higher grade student.
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| Jonathan is working on his Theory paper |
In this recording, our teenager student Janice is performing Doctor Gradus and Parnassum by Debussy. Janice started her piano when she was 5 years old. Now the little shy girl has turned into a confident teenager. Beside playing the piano, she loves making clay, too. We can see some of her clay art work posted on this blog.
Our cute little student Gabrielle(6yrs) is practising the Hanon finger exercise no.1 (junior version). We usually give students exercises like this to train their fingers to gain flexibility, agility, accuracy, dexterity and strength
We are using the K-2G K.Kawaii Grand Piano in our piano studio.
Perfect plays not only come from students themselves, but also from their great trainers. My most support for #The Art Centre# who i believe will teach by her deep sincere heart :-) This blog shows how big the attention to each students in this centre, which is the most necessary for a school. Keep on your real art! Love u!
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