Resources for parents of young musicians
Being the parents of piano-playing children can sometimes present challenges. Parents’ Corner is here to support you with two offerings:
Thoughtful articles to help you better support your child’s music journey.
A Zoom webinar held three times a year to discuss important parenting topics. Conducted in Mandarin (普通話).
Watch a recorded session
Our Parenting Forum is a Zoom webinar held three times a year, where we come together to discuss important topics for parents of young musicians. Sessions are conducted in Mandarin (普通話).
Teenager Internet Addiction
Why should children participate in concerts, music camps, masterclasses, or competitions when they could simply attend weekly lessons, sit a piano exam once a year, and enjoy a more relaxed musical journey?
A dream that every child who learns music will not only be able to play the piano, but also truly hear music—understand it, recreate it, and eventually create their own.
Children learn most from what they see. When we put down our phones and spend real, attentive time with them — even during simple moments like dinner — we help them learn balance and self-control.
Having a neurotypical child is a blessing, but having a child with disabilities is not a defeat. These children learn to adapt and overcome from a young age.
Recently, some of my students told me they struggle for hours before falling asleep. For adults with busy lives and heavy responsibilities, sleepless nights are common...
After So Many Years of Piano Lessons… What's Next?
Continuation of The All-Rounded Musician (Part 2)
Continuation of The All-Rounded Musician - Final Part.
Since the end of July, all teachers and students have been preparing for the upcoming Duet & Trio Concert. You may wonder why we are organizing this type of concert, which actually creates more work for teachers....
This year, I took on a new role as a councillor for the Institute of Registered Music Teachers of New Zealand....