Check out my 130 year old piano, fits right in with the house, again 130 years old... at least!
We recently purchased a piano and I am looking to start the kids in lessons. I never took lessons and being that I am not at all musically inclined and know absolutely nothing about playing (again trying to relive my childhood through my children) I was wondering if anyone had some pointers on what to look for in hiring a piano teacher?? What's the going rate anyways? So far I have heard about $15 per half hour, what do you think? Is 6 years old too early, right on or too late? How about 4? So if there are any musically inclined people out there, please fill me in! Thanks!
4 comments:
I can't answer any of your questions, having absolutely no such experience. All I can say is that the piano looks beautiful, and the girlie looks super cute :)
Heidi
I think 6 is the perfect age to start piano. My girls both started at about 7 and still take piano. I took when I was a kid for 8 years. That is a beautiful piano - lucky you!
You know...if we were in town hubby could teach them, he's incredibly musically inclined...but we're not, bummer, huh? The piano looks great, it's so pretty!
-KY
GREAT PICTURE and piano. ;)
I think 6 is a great age to start lessons...I would see how the 4 year old acts, if she is interested, then why not?
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