Posts Tagged ‘Singapore’

by cstm-mstc

Ways to find good Cello teachers in Singapore

In Singapore, the more popular music instruments which both adults and children learn include the violin and guitar. The cello, in comparison, is less popular. This could be due to the fact that there are less cello teachers in Singapore who are experienced and qualified to teach the cello. So if you would like to take cello lessons in Singapore, what are the ways to find a good cello teacher in Singapore?

by dumbledad

Tips to find a good violin teacher in Singapore

If you are looking for a good violin teacher in Singapore, I will give you some tips here. You may be wondering if you can find quality violin lessons in Singapore. You may also be wondering how to find a good violin teacher in Singapore. Do not worry as I will take you through some tips to find a good violin teacher for you or your child.

Perhaps you may be considering to take group violin lessons in a Singapore music school, or engage a private violin teacher to take violin lessons one on one. My advice is to take violin lessons one on one with a violin teacher, since this will guarantee you personal attention. In learning to play the violin, you need to build a solid foundation whereby you learn the proper bowing and fingering technique. In an individual lesson, your teacher will be able to properly guide you through this process. You will find that you progress faster with individual rather than group violin lessons. Whether you take the violin lessons in a Singapore music school or at home, you will benefit from this drastically.

Gala: Renaud Capucon – Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Event on 2011-02-26 00:00:00

Renaud Capucon presents Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, an exquisite and virtuosic showpiece long considered one of the greatest written for the repertoire. The Symphony No. 38 is a grand and sparkling work reflecting Mozart’s immense popularity in Prague at the time, and makes a fitting prelude to his three great, final symphonies, Nos. 39-41.

Post-Concert Symphony Chat with Lan Shui.

Featuring
Lan Shui conductor
Renaud Capucon violin

Programme
HAYDN – Symphony No. 44 in E minor â??Trauer’
MOZART – Symphony No. 38 in D major, K.504 ‘Prague’
BEETHOVEN – Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61

CATEGORY
Arts, Entertainment

Date & Time
26 Feb 2011, Sat

DURATION/OPENING HOURS
2 hrs

TICKETING DETAILS

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at Esplanade Theater on the Bay
1 Esplanade Drive
Singapore, Singapore

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Playing the flute is easy with Flute Lessons Singapore

Finding a flute instructor

Finding a flute instructor can be a bit frustrating, but by making your individual profile and having an thought of what qualities you want in a teacher, it can be an adventure to explore and choose a new teacher! Seek flute teacher candidate names from your colleagues in your ensembles, and even the internet. If flute is your primary instrument be positive to identify a flute master. There are accessible resources in the almost remote geographic areas. Get resourceful, and get busy!

Planning and committing yourself in the world of flute is one of the first steps. Being dedicated and willing to learn is your personal motivation. Allotting time for practicing may it be one or hours daily or weekly.

which school do you think is quite good there are yamaha,verve and cristofori?do they teach adults?what are the costs? i am 17 tis yr.

which school do you think is quite good there are yamaha,verve and cristofori?do they teach adults?what are the costs? i am 17 tis yr.

The cello, violin, viola and double bass are all siblings.  That is, they belong in the same string instrument family.  You can probably call the cello the big brother as it is the obviously bigger than the viola and violin but smaller than the double bass.  But since the cello is a member of the violin family, there are similarities as to how to play the instruments.

Normally the first few cello lessons will consist of the proper sitting technique.  Cellists play their instruments sitting down and there are proper postures which need to be followed and observed so that there will be comfort and ease for the player.  Holding the bow and the angle of the bow is also taken up.  Pressure is crucial to producing the correct notes and sounds when playing the cello.  The cello’s bow is obviously bigger than the violin and requires more fluidity in movement.  Students also have to learn about the bow’s construction and how to correctly apply the rosin as this too is crucial not only for maintaining the bow’s quality but in sound production as well.