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Classically trained Music teacher from Swindon is looking for students interested in studying the piano (children and/or adults).
Lessons can be taught on a piano in your house or mine. During the Coronavirus Lockdown period, lessons can be taught online A typical lesson contains 4 parts:
Benefits of Learning to play the piano:
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Children's piano lessons can be taken from the age of 4 or 5. I can teach younger kids, however they must know alphabet and be able to count to 10. Also, lessons for younger kids are 20 minutes long for the same price. I have worked with students as young as 3 years old. I can teach 4-handed play (duets), if teaching 2 people at once.
Fees are on a pay as you go basis. Suggest to have at least one lesson a week. A set of piano books can be bought here I experience to working successfully with children with learning disabilities. Please email Alex [email protected] Call or text on 07810303002 Alternatively, you can use our contact form. |
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Benefits of Learning to play the piano:
Piano lessons may help your child develop thinking skills. A study on six year old children showed that children given nine months of piano training scored an average of three points higher on intelligence quotient tests than those who didn't receive training. Learning to play the piano involves use of a variety of segments of the brain including areas housing spatial reasoning skills, emotion, creativity, and motor skills. Giving your child piano lessons may ultimately translate into more effective cognitive skills in school. Piano lessons help with focus and concentration. Another reason why piano lessons are helpful to children is that piano training requires focus and concentration. To play the piano successfully, a child must be able to read the music and translate the notes on the page into hand movements that express the musical passage. This requires a great deal of focused concentration on the part of the child. Development of the ability to focus can aid in achieving academic success later in life. Piano lessons help to develop memorization skills. Most piano teachers host recitals for their piano students. Each child plays a song or songs from memory. By participating in piano recitals, your child will develop the ability to memorize long passages of music and execute them in front of an audience. This is an excellent way to develop memory skills. |
Piano lessons help to build confidence.
When a child studies piano and successfully masters the skills involved in playing music, he develops self esteem and confidence in his ability. This confidence will follow your child throughout his school years and can make him a more successful student. This is why piano lessons are so often recommended at a young age. Piano lessons help your child overcome shyness. By participating in piano recitals, your child becomes comfortable performing before a group which can be instrumental in helping your child overcome shyness. It also gives your child a skill he can perform at school events such as talent shows. Piano lessons can be a lifelong asset to your child. Unlike gymnastics and some sports where the opportunity to play and be successful is limited to those who are young, piano lessons will give your child a skill he can carry into adulthood and even into old age. An eighty year old can derive just as much pleasure as a six year from playing a beautiful song on the piano. If you want to give your child a head start in life, you may want to consider the considerable advantages of piano lessons. You'll be rewarded when your child fills your home with beautiful music. |