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The use of classical music in classic cartoons started in the 1930s and spawned a whole new learning process for children and adults alike. For example, an episode of Tom and Jerry, the popular cartoon depicting the cat and mouse in a perpetual chase, titled The Cat Concerto, features one of Liszt’s works - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.

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The use of classical music in classic cartoons started in the 1930s and spawned a whole new learning process for children and adults alike. For example, an episode of Tom and Jerry, the popular cartoon depicting the cat and mouse in a perpetual chase, titled The Cat Concerto, features one of Liszt’s works - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.

#cartoon #liszt #HungarianRhapsody #parent #teacher #learning #lesson

Here’s your chance! Be it your debut or a milestone in your learning, Le Petit Performers' Fest (LPPF) celebrates the performer in you - regardless of age, level or experience. Perform solo, duet or even 6 hands with your friends your desired repertoire or even your own composition on the Yamaha S3X grand in an intimate performance salon before a live audience.

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Here’s your chance! Be it your debut or a milestone in your learning, Le Petit Performers' Fest (LPPF) celebrates the performer in you - regardless of age, level or experience. Perform solo, duet or even 6 hands with your friends your desired repertoire or even your own composition on the Yamaha S3X grand in an intimate performance salon before a live audience.

#event #perform #teacher #smta #festival #parent #masterclass

All of us who are acquainted with the piano know that the keyboard consists of a series of white and black keys.

The naturals, which make up most of the keyboard, are white, while the sharps and flats, which make up the rest of the keys, are black.

However, what is not commonly known is that centuries ago, the colours on the piano were reversed (black naturals, and white sharps).

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All of us who are acquainted with the piano know that the keyboard consists of a series of white and black keys.

The naturals, which make up most of the keyboard, are white, while the sharps and flats, which make up the rest of the keys, are black.

However, what is not commonly known is that centuries ago, the colours on the piano were reversed (black naturals, and white sharps).

#DoYouKnow #teacher

In Singapore, the pursuit and enjoyment of piano has to compete with a rigorous education system that is based primarily on examination grades.

As a result, parents who heretofore may have been encouraging their children in their piano studies, often cancel piano lessons during exam periods to allow their children more time to study.

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In Singapore, the pursuit and enjoyment of piano has to compete with a rigorous education system that is based primarily on examination grades.

As a result, parents who heretofore may have been encouraging their children in their piano studies, often cancel piano lessons during exam periods to allow their children more time to study.

#exam #parent #teacher #lesson

If you’ve seen the award-winning film La La Land, you’ll know it features a lot of piano. But you may also have noticed Ryan Gosling’s character playing a rather strange looking instrument when on stage with The Messengers.

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If you’ve seen the award-winning film La La Land, you’ll know it features a lot of piano. But you may also have noticed Ryan Gosling’s character playing a rather strange looking instrument when on stage with The Messengers.

#LaLaLand #Seaboard #BuyPiano #parent #teacher

The ABRSM Music Teacher Conference will be an inspirational few days, packed with practical ideas to develop your teaching, delivered by expert presenters from the music world, including ABRSM chief examiner, John Holmes. There is something for everyone and you can choose from 21 different sessions to create a programme that suits your needs and interests.

Lunch and tea breaks included. Welcome packs also provided. Publications will be available for sale, with special discounts on the... See More

The ABRSM Music Teacher Conference will be an inspirational few days, packed with practical ideas to develop your teaching, delivered by expert presenters from the music world, including ABRSM chief examiner, John Holmes. There is something for everyone and you can choose from 21 different sessions to create a programme that suits your needs and interests.

Lunch and tea breaks included. Welcome packs also provided. Publications will be available for sale, with special discounts on the day!

A certificate of participation will be given to each attendee.

#abrsm #teacher #conference #course #upgrade #exam

ABRSM: Take your teaching to the next level! Enrol on our free course today! Course starts 18 November 2019.

Whether you’re starting your music teaching career or refreshing your skills, our free online course helps you take your teaching to the next level.

We know that instrumental and vocal teachers play an important role in developing their students’ ability to sing or play an instrument. Our 'Becoming a Better Music Teacher' course will allow you to reflect on your... See More

ABRSM: Take your teaching to the next level! Enrol on our free course today! Course starts 18 November 2019.

Whether you’re starting your music teaching career or refreshing your skills, our free online course helps you take your teaching to the next level.

We know that instrumental and vocal teachers play an important role in developing their students’ ability to sing or play an instrument. Our 'Becoming a Better Music Teacher' course will allow you to reflect on your current teaching, assess your teaching strategies and look at new ways to motivate and inspire your pupils.

#abrsm #teacher #upgrade #course

Is your child learning just three piano exam pieces, and practicing the same scales and arpeggios day in and out every grading year so that he can take the piano exam?

Sounds too familiar? Most importantly, is there anything bad with this approach at all, and is there even any good? Should you, as a parent, be concerned?

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Is your child learning just three piano exam pieces, and practicing the same scales and arpeggios day in and out every grading year so that he can take the piano exam?

Sounds too familiar? Most importantly, is there anything bad with this approach at all, and is there even any good? Should you, as a parent, be concerned?

#parent #teacher #lesson #methodology #pedagogy #exam

Kathy’s replies shocked me! She requested that the payments be made monthly instead of quarterly, so that they would be easier to track. She would not honour 4 lessons out of the total of 24 conducted since the last payment, as she suspected I wasn't here for these lessons. The last reply really hit me straight in the face: "I didn't check the earlier months. I trusted you, you know. Now I check this month, and it's like this!"

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Kathy’s replies shocked me! She requested that the payments be made monthly instead of quarterly, so that they would be easier to track. She would not honour 4 lessons out of the total of 24 conducted since the last payment, as she suspected I wasn't here for these lessons. The last reply really hit me straight in the face: "I didn't check the earlier months. I trusted you, you know. Now I check this month, and it's like this!"

#teacher #parent #confession #lesson #fees

"Minuet in G" is found in a notebook Bach gifted to his second wife, Anna Magdalena. Originally thought to be an original composition by Bach, it has, since 1970, been discovered to be the work of Christian Petzold.

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"Minuet in G" is found in a notebook Bach gifted to his second wife, Anna Magdalena. Originally thought to be an original composition by Bach, it has, since 1970, been discovered to be the work of Christian Petzold.

#JSBach #ChristianPetzold #DoYouKnow #teacher