Category: Teaching and Learning
ABRSM has introduced many new changes to its syllabus from 2021 onwards - from greater choices in pieces, to the introduction of performance grades, exciting times indeed!
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Online piano lessons work well if you can fulfill the following conditions as much as you can. While not everyone will have access to a dedicated USB HD stereo webcam, or a soundproof room, there are many things you can do to help make the conditions as good as possible.
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The Ministry of Education has announced that Jazz, Pop Music and Music Production will henceforth be included into the 'O' level Music syllabus. This is great news for music education. For too long, the focus on studying only classical music leaves students the lack of opportunity to experience and study genres that have evolved since the time of Bach, Beethoven, Mozart.
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How do you know which music exam board suits you and your style of learning? Read on to see a comparison between different music exam boards such as ABRSM, ANZCA, TCL, Rockschool, LCME.
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Why should we learn music improvisation? The benefits of music improvisation is tremendous in helping you to be creative and not be stuck in the same mould where you merely play note-for-note, week in week out. Improvisation helps you hear different possibilities in music!
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Ah, Sight Reading! Everytime I speak to people or students about sight reading, you get more or less the same answer: 'My sight reading sucks!', 'Cannot make it', 'Fail', 'too difficult'
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