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5yo beginner: Kodaly's method vs Alfred's?
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Topic: 5yo beginner: Kodaly's method vs Alfred's?
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lorcar
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5yo beginner: Kodaly's method vs Alfred's?
on: October 10, 2019, 07:46:51 PM
Hi,
thinking to enroll my 5yo daughter into any of these two piano schools, closest to home, which follow these two methods respectively:
https://www.alfred.com/music-for-little-mozarts/
this is a collective piano class, which kids find more amusing and interactive
the second method is:
https://www.colourstringsdunblane.com/about-colourstrings.html
this is instead an individual piano class, where they teach following Kodaly's method and this book
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Music-Mind-principles-applied-beginners/dp/0951259202
and also using hand sign.
Do you have any experience with either of them? any suggestion for a 5yo?
thanks in advance
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keypeg
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Re: 5yo beginner: Kodaly's method vs Alfred's?
Reply #1 on: October 21, 2019, 04:17:12 AM
Visit, observe, get impressions. A program is only as good as the teachers running it.
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