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Piano
Artistry Course
Meet the Melodies (dun-dun-dun-dun)
Catch the 3Ds (whispering-storytelling)
Bring your energy,
connect, to-the-beat
Meet the Melodies (dun-dun-dun-dun)
Catch the 3Ds (whispering-storytelling)
Bring your energy,
connect, to-the-beat
Class Content
01
Musical Teamwork
Peer inspiration develops ability to look upon each other to resonate.
02
Auditory Skill and Physical Techniques
Pitch recognition and note identification are ingredients to confident play.
03
Expression
Satisfaction of expression by crafting a repertoire from start to finish bounces personal joy.
04
The Arc of Experiencing Making Music
Hands-on process to experience music textures guide the opening of sounds and tuning in for ‘exploration’ of the blueprint of music.
05
Keeping Your Child Stay Connected
Pathway to build focus, supercharging their curiosity, organically keeping your child staying connected.
Promote Individuality and further improve students musical skills "Group" or "Individual" characteristics ofPiano Artistry Course
While group lessons are essential for students' team work and activities that cannot be achieved in private lessons Individual classes provide detailed targeted guidance to the student, especially in keyboard performance and sight-reading.
Group lesson
- You can share music with your friends
- Playing in harmony, keeping same tempo together, listening to each another’s sound, creating collaboration dynamics can only experience in group setting
- When classmates present their work sparks “I can do that too, let me try!” what feels possible power additional growth
Private lesson
- Perpetual Learning. Students may start their lessons one-on-one without a waiting period
- Amplify personal growth, develop personal style
- Study at your own pace, or join back in your designated group classes at any time
See Musical Growth Unfold
Four areas of musical ability deepen through 2 Years of Piano Artistry Course.
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Aural Ability
- Absorb musical concepts via children's innate acute aural ability
- Responsive listening skills deepened
Vocal Ability
- Journey of emotional intelligence emerged through vocal expressions
- Stronger attention and retention
- Share vibrant gallery of music
Playing Ability
- Visual, auditory, motor sensaries co-triggered
- Build chords from foundational note
- Repertoire play
- Finer motoric control
- Rhythmic accuracy
Reading Ability
- Tools to identify important musical symbols
- Cognitive muscle activates
- Early music literacy
More to know about Piano Artistry Course
Piano Artistry Course
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Age
Piano Artisty course welcomes children ages 6 and older to share their gallery of music appreciation. Music explores form, beauty and creative expression where a vibrant canvas is ready for them to become fluent — much like a second language.
Class Length
Each level is structured approximately six months. Class meets weekly 30 minutes.
Parent's Role
Initial 9 to 12 weeks, parent in-class participation is highly encouraged. Your child will look to you for practice validation, encouragement, and emotional support. Behind the bench, align a consistent parent-teacher communication as a united front so that the commitment wheel ‘I want to do more!,’ child’s attention span is being nurtured.
Tuition
Our fixed monthly tuition is calculted based on 45 lessons per year. You may have 3, 4 or 5 lessons per month based on our published annual calendar.
Discount is offered for 6-month or 12-month advance payment.
Materials
Four core books per level. Lesson materials include a lesson book, technique and artistry book, beginner theory book, and a showcase performance book.
Instrument
Access to a piano or keyboard at home helps reinforce what's learned in class. If your family doesn't have one yet, reach out and we're happy to recommend the right unit for getting started.
Performance Opportunity
Children take part in a relaxed class showcase at the end of each semester — a low-pressure first taste of performing for family and friends that builds confidence well before the spotlight feels like pressure. Students also look forward to performing on a big stage in our Annual Student concerts in the summer and Holiday Concerts in December.
Class Format
Classes are taught in small groups, typically 6–8 children with a parent alongside each one. Learning music together — not alone — builds skills like listening, turn-taking, and ensemble awareness that one-on-one lessons can't offer on their own.