Which course should I sign up for?

We offer a range of lessons to suit different goals and experience levels:

• Adult Beginner Piano Group Course – Perfect for adults with little or no prior experience.

• Exam Graded Courses – For students preparing for piano grade examinations (e.g. ABRSM, Trinity).

• Kids and Adults Piano Lessons – Personalised one-on-one lessons suitable for all ages and levels.

• Classical Piano Lessons – For those interested in focusing on classical repertoire and technique.

• Music Theory & Aural Lessons – Targeted sessions to build theory knowledge and listening skills.

Lessons are available in 30, 45, or 60-minute durations.

Submit Your Requirements: Share your requirements by filling out our sign up form or contact us to share with us your needs and requirements.

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• Once the student and/or parent/guardian confirms the lesson schedule, a registration form and enrolment agreement will be provided.

  The registration form includes personal details, emergency contact information, payment preferences, and any relevant policies or waivers.

  For new sign-ups, a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of SGD 30 applies, along with a refundable security deposit of SGD 80.

Technique Development: The responsive touch of grand pianos facilitate proper hand positioning and technique from the start, fostering good habits early on.

Ear Training: The sound quality of grand pianos helps beginners develop a keen ear for music, enabling them to discern nuances in tone and dynamics more effectively.

Long-term Growth: Learning on a grand piano provides a solid foundation for future advancement, ensuring that beginners develop the skills and discipline necessary for continued progress in their piano studies.

It depends on your level and the focus of your class. Typically, each lesson focuses on both practical and theory.

Technique Practice: Your instructor may guide you through various technique exercises to improve your hand positioning, posture, and overall playing technique. This could include scales, arpeggios, finger exercises, and other technical drills.

Repertoire Study: You'll likely work on pieces of music chosen by your instructor based on your skill level and learning goals. You'll learn how to interpret the music, play with proper dynamics, expression, and phrasing, and work through any challenging sections.

Music Theory: You may also delve into music theory concepts relevant to your repertoire. This could include learning about rhythm, harmony, and other fundamental aspects of music theory.

Music Concepts: Aural training and sight-reading is typically integrated into piano lessons through various exercises.

Sheet Music or Lesson Materials: Bring any sheet music or lesson materials assigned by your instructor such as music books, exercise sheets, or notes from previous lessons.

Practice Journal: Take notes during your lesson to jot down important instructions, feedback, or practice reminders from your instructor.

Stationery: Having a pencil with an eraser is essential for marking any corrections or annotations on your sheet music or lesson materials. Avoid using pens, as they can't be easily corrected.

Open Mind and Positive Attitude: Approach each lesson with curiosity, willingness to learn, and enthusiasm for music-making. A positive mindset can greatly enhance your learning experience and progress as a pianist.

Students are expected to attend all scheduled lessons. If a lesson must be missed due to illness or other unavoidable circumstances, the studio should be notified as soon as possible.

Makeup lessons may be arranged for missed lessons with at least 24 hours' notice, subject to availability.

A two-week notice is required to withdraw from any of our music courses. Please note that fees for lessons already paid will not be refunded.

The SGD 80 security deposit will be refunded upon proper withdrawal, provided all dues are cleared and the required notice period is met. Failure to provide the required notice will result in the forfeiture of the deposit.