Yes, it is true! You can teach your kids piano almost for free. Lisa, at learnpianoonline has a wonderful program that resulted in our 7-year-old reach Lesson 7 over the course of a year and a half. Lisa’s program is free for the first 4 lessons. The beautiful thing about this is that you will get ample time to know how much interest the child really has on learning piano. Thus, one can decide whether to continue with it without having to spend any money in advance. The biggest bang for the buck is by the end of Lesson 8 the kid will have a firm grasp on the timing of the note, reading sheet music and is well on the way to absorb immediately from a live teacher.Here are some things that worked well for us:
- Make sure that the parent who teaches is always at least a Lesson ahead of the child. The fact that the parent had to practice just as much made the child realize the need for practice and patience while at it.
- At the end of Lesson 5 we could sense the child’s interest and so we upgraded to the Yamaha P65 Digital Piano (click to read review) from the Casio CTK-515 keyboard. This was a very rewarding experience for the child as it was well and truly earned. We felt good too.
- At the after-school day care potluck party our kid played one of the songs from Lesson 5 and the appreciation from the parents who attended the program made us all especially proud.
- Last but not the least, Lisa gives excellent support for you and provides an immediate response. Her commitment for the program to be successful is noteworthy.
Our 7 year old is looking forward to playing ‘Joy to the World’ at the Talent Show at school this December and our 5 year old is now onto Lesson 1.
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Piano gives us a great versatility at the utmost comfort. Piano can be played solo, as an instrument to play the melody of a tune, as the way to express our feeling through the fingers...
Learning the piano may be difficult for beginners but as long as you're eager to learn and with constant practice sooner you'll be surprise you can play like a pro :D
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