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ononchu, fully understand why you want a teacher to come to your house instead of going out.
1) I recommend that if your son is steadily progressing, and you aren't expecting him to make it into a music school for a career, then for now, hang on, until you do see a need to change teacher. Don't rock the boat if your son is progressing, and your teacher is good.
2) 4 years old - I have SOME students that started that young. However, because I interview my students before acceptance, I would say that ones who I accepted at that young change are very special cases.
Honestly, I think kids who start piano at 5 years old is best, 6 is ok too, because even if your kid started at 3 or 4, unless he is very gifted, and you have lots of time to practice with him, if a 5 year old start (later), the 5 year old can cover and achieve what the 4 year old started in the last year, in less than 3 months.
So, it really doesn't matter 4, or 5, or 6 .... years old, just because HK society has these pressures to all these parents to get their kids into every activity possible even though it's not the right age.
This was crazy: I had a parent calling me up asking that I accept her son, who is 2.5 years old for private piano lesson. I told her it's no use to start at this age, she said, it's ok, she doesn't mind paying, and she says her son is really good boy, can sit still longer than her friends' kids.
Funny parent eh?
I told her to call me back in 2 years time.
This is just my opinion. I am sure there are parents out there with kids who started piano lesson at 3 years old who think it was the right decision totally.
I have a 3 year old son, I haven't started to teach him, not even attempted. I want him to enjoy his preschool years, and just enjoy all kinds of music, he goes to Musikbox, and tom Lee's Music wonderland and loves it. He likes watching my elder one practice, and we play on the piano for fun when he wants to. I would NEVER try to force him to sit at the piano 30 minutes with me to start formal lesson at this age.
The important thing is to allow your child to expose to all kinds of music, and to enjoy music, not to chain him to the piano for 30 minutes for lesson, AND don't forget, you must practice everyday once you start piano lesson. Otherwise, what's the point? |
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