Ever wonder why the Pianist at the lounge could have his fingers running swiftly on the Piano? Ever seen that Celebrity on stage playing along on the Piano while she sings? Come on, you sure are envious, ain't you? Your goosebumps can attest to that! But well, these are in fact not just minutes of hardwork put in. They speak diligence, not just talent.
While some of you may not be born to be muscially inclined, still, it does not mean you do not take up Piano lessons. If you have the willpower, you too, could go that extra mile. So, why let fate put you in a spot? Take up Piano lessons now!
Who knows you may even be that star Pianist a few years down the road?
Welcome to Jeanette Piano, in here you will find your dreams beginning to come true....as you navigate.
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Jeanette Piano offers to no age boundaries, a varitey of musical styles such as classical, jazz, pop, etc., while incorprating music theories, ear training and sight reading.
Jeanette is a ABRSM certified full-time Piano teacher currently based in Singapore. With years of experience in this field, also partnering some of the Music Schools in Singapore, she never fails to plan her lessons in an interactive manner. She especially loves planning for musical events on a small scale, bringing her students not just close to her as a friend, but also motivating them to outdo one another in terms of their Piano skills. This, she believes, is what makes her journey truly magical, by witnessing how a child actually grows with each Piano piece that they have took to master well.
As a believer of Music being the miracle that heal all wounds and narrow all distances, Jeanette is always ready to uplift her Students' souls with her Piano lessons. You will never know how, if you do not try!
Rates have been revised as of 1st of April 2013.
Please note that there will be NO additional transportation charges to be incurred.
The rates that you are about to view in the following are Nett prices.
Rules & Regulation
1. Lesson fees quoted are based on 4 weeks per month. There is usually no lesson on the 5th week if a particular month has 5 weeks. However, you may request to conduct additional lesson on the 5th week and pay the additional weekly fee, pro-rated from the 4 weeks quoted fee. Otherwise, it is good for make-up lessons.
2. Lesson fees quoted are not inclusive of transportation charges for Students who wish for me to travel to their place to teach.
3. There are no lessons on Public Holidays.
4. Payment of lesson fees should be made on the first week of the month. This can be made via Cash, Cheque or Internet Banking.
5. If in the event of your inability to attend a scheduled lesson, it is best to provide at least 1 day’s notice as time slots have already been allocated for you. Make-up arrangements will then be made from there. Failure to do so will have their lesson forfeited.
FAQs
At what age can my child learn Piano from you?
The average age from my experience is about 4 years old. At this age, a child normally has the attention span to sit for 10 to 15 minutes, and simple rhythmic and melodic patterns can be taught.
Is owning a Piano necessary in order to take Piano lessons?
Ideally, an instrument is required at home in order to be able to practise what have been taught during lessons regularly. Practice must take place on a daily basis for students to generally improve, however, an acoustic piano is not necessarily required. A digital piano that has a full keyboard (88 keys) and has weighted keys can take the place of an acoustic piano. An electronic keyboard can also be suitable at Beginner stages, but this does not take the place of an actual Piano. It is advisable that a Piano purchase be made if a student is progressing into the intermediate levels (that is, after Grade 1).
What is the best duration a student must allocate to practising on the Piano?
For very young Beginners, a minimum of 15 mintues of practice time is sufficient per day. For older Beginners, 30 minutes is usually best while Intermediate students may require at least 1 hour of practice time each day.
Do you teach Adults?
Absolutely, adults are welcome to learn the Piano. While most may not want to take graded examination, learning to play the Piano for fun is said to uplift the spirits.
Are your lesson fees negotiable?
No. I can only try to reduce the transportation charges if I have other Students also in your particular Estate.
Do you play for events?
Yes. Please contact me personally for events.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Many students would shudder at the thought of counting intervals. That is because, they are not too sure how to go about doing it.
Of course, one of the faster methods, also the most conventional way that you are/were taught initially by your teacher, is knowing your scales by heart. However, this is also where most of the students get confused since an interval can be a Major (M), Minor (m), Perfect, Augmented or Diminished even with the same generic intervals (i.e. distances) between the notes. Take for example, in thirds, there are M3 or m3. So you might want to ask, which then is the correct interval from C to E-flat?
Let's not go further into the above method but come up with a "double-check" table based on the number of semitones for students who are unclear of a certain interval by referring to the following.
According to the table, and since C to E-flat are 3 semitones apart, it is therefore a m3.
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