Iza's words made me smile (they really are not "nasty" just 6 y old sentences to my ears ;) Was she happy at how she performed, did she enjoyed it ? We are considering music as an activity for Loulou next september but feel a bit lost. Solfege lesseons start at 6 here but you can play some instruments like piano at 4 or 5. So we wonder if it would be better to start solfege first at 6 then play an instrument even if it must be very frustrating. How did it go for Iza ? Is she stille interested in stamps as I have collected quiet a few over the past months ?
Dear loulou's mum, I think if loulou wants to, she could start playing piano first, OR playing an instrument and learning music theory simultaneously. Better not just to start music theory alone. Because the notes mean nothing without a sound. Let her love music first. Let her feel how her fingers can make beautiful sounds. " Bore is a punishment to children." I heard a man's conversation in a restaurant yesterday. I think it's wise. Iza had started piano and music theory at the same time when she was 4. She then started violin a year later, and, flute at 6. She loves all kinds of instruments ... and the sounds they produce. I once wished there's someone, ONE PERSON, who can teach her all three instruments and many others at the same time, let her submerses deeply into the MUSIC itself, not instruments ... that will be perfect. I'm not looking for professionalism in any one single instrument but a coherent learning of music. But, it's a dream. Lately, she quitted piano ... for the reason that the primary school life is totally out of our imagination ... leaving no time for practices of 3 independent instruments and fulfilling tasks for 3 individual tutors. Enjoy is the clue. Oh! stamps... yes, she still collects stamps :) Thanks for your kindness! Kisses!
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Congrats on a great performance! :)
So sweet face! First onstage performance! Well done!
Well done, Iza!!! Just play the way you like to:) I support you!!!
ahhhh haaaa. good job
Iza's words made me smile (they really are not "nasty" just 6 y old sentences to my ears ;)
Was she happy at how she performed, did she enjoyed it ? We are considering music as an activity for Loulou next september but feel a bit lost. Solfege lesseons start at 6 here but you can play some instruments like piano at 4 or 5. So we wonder if it would be better to start solfege first at 6 then play an instrument even if it must be very frustrating. How did it go for Iza ? Is she stille interested in stamps as I have collected quiet a few over the past months ?
She is like a star.
LOVE THIS SET!!!
Congratulations!!
Dear loulou's mum,
I think if loulou wants to, she could start playing piano first,
OR playing an instrument and learning music theory simultaneously.
Better not just to start music theory alone. Because the notes mean nothing without a sound. Let her love music first. Let her feel how her fingers can make beautiful sounds.
" Bore is a punishment to children."
I heard a man's conversation in a restaurant yesterday. I think it's wise.
Iza had started piano and music theory at the same time when she was 4. She then started violin a year later, and, flute at 6. She loves all kinds of instruments ... and the sounds they produce.
I once wished there's someone, ONE PERSON, who can teach her all three instruments and many others at the same time, let her submerses deeply into the MUSIC itself, not instruments ... that will be perfect. I'm not looking for professionalism in any one single instrument but a coherent learning of music.
But, it's a dream.
Lately, she quitted piano ... for the reason that the primary school life is totally out of our imagination ... leaving no time for practices of 3 independent instruments and fulfilling tasks for 3 individual tutors.
Enjoy is the clue.
Oh! stamps... yes, she still collects stamps :)
Thanks for your kindness!
Kisses!
Oh what a beautiful picture! It grabbed my heart.
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