Keyboard Appreciation Class (Level 4)
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This course is a progression for those who have completed Keyboard Appreciation Level 3. You will learn more advanced finger exercises, left-hand accompanying skills and right-hand chordal accompanying skills. It is a pre-requisite to have completed Keyboard Appreciation Class (Levels 1-3) before signing up for this course.
Course Details
Nett Fee after Government subsidy S$145.00
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible
Provider
Family Central
amendashen@fycs.org
Duration
16 hours over 8 sessions
Contact
9129 9100
Trainer
Mock Pei Chien
Chen Ning
Course information is accurate as provided by course provider on 06 September 2024. For more information, please contact the course provider.
Trainer's Profile
Mock Pei Chien
Mock Pei Chien is a passionate piano teacher with more than 20 years of experience. She graduated from Malaysia Institute of Arts with a Diploma in 1999, and had further pursued LTCL in piano recital back in 2018.Chen Ning
Chen Ning is a graduate of the Bachelors’ in Music (Honours) Programme at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts majoring in erhu performance, Chen Ning has had extensive experience playing with a variety of ensembles and orchestra, performing in venues such as the Esplanade, as well as the Singapore Conference Hall.Reviews on Course
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Guest
Very good for old folks, keep our mind agile and coordinating both hands and with visual, remembering chords. Maybe slow down symptoms of aging like dementia.The course can be challenging, requires alot of time to practise. Especially with both hands. Would like to suggest another course learning how to use the tempo in the keyboard, at least if we play with the right hand n with the tempo make the songs sound better. Good recommendation for others to learn
- Hsu Moh Cheng
Guest
Very good for old folks, keep our mind agile and coordinating both hands and with visual, remembering chords. Maybe slow down symptoms of aging like dementia.The course can be challenging, requires alot of time to practise. Especially with both hands. Would like to suggest another course learning how to use the tempo in the keyboard, at least if we play with the right hand n with the tempo make the songs sound better. Good recommendation for others to learn
- Hsu Moh Cheng
Guest
Very good for old folks, keep our mind agile and coordinating both hands and with visual, remembering chords. Maybe slow down symptoms of aging like dementia.The course can be challenging, requires alot of time to practise. Especially with both hands. Would like to suggest another course learning how to use the tempo in the keyboard, at least if we play with the right hand n with the tempo make the songs sound better. Good recommendation for others to learn
- Hsu Moh Cheng
Sathya Sai Social Service Singapore
