Piano Studio Policy and Brochure

My piano sudio bochure is colour printed double-sided on tri-folded 8.5 x 11 inches paper. I would like to share the content but the formatting certainly looks better in Word. There is a very short blurb on my studio policy as well.

MUSIC STUDIO
 
Programs available:


• Suzuki Method piano

• Private lessons in piano for beginners to advanced levels, children and teens.

• Group lessons for young children ages 3 to 5

• Theory and Piano Pedagogy Exam Preparation

• Musicland Pre-Twinkle Camp (10 classes). Group classes for ages 3-5 will involve storytelling, magical characters, games, song and dance. Topics include keyboard geography, right and left hand independent playing, note reading, music listening and writing skills, music performance and beyond.  Upon completion, students are ready for beginner’s piano, though it is not a prerequisite.

About the Teacher


I am a Registered Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) and Suzuki Piano Teacher, with over five years of experience and a Masters degree. I keep very busy as a mother of three kids while working full time as a professional Engineer and teaching piano part time.

Suzuki Book 1 (2011); RCM Piano Pedagogy Certificates for Teaching Elementary Piano (2005), Intermediate Piano (2006), Advanced Piano (in progress). Grade 10 RCM with First Class Honours (1994).

Studio Policy


Piano lessons are half hour each for $22 or one hour $40 for advanced students. Tuition fees are paid at quarterly terms; missed lessons for emergency only, call in advance. All lessons begin and end on time.



Suzuki Method


Dr. Suzuki formalized the Suzuki Method of Talent Education in Japan, for various musical instruments including violin and piano. Sometimes called the mother-tongue method, there is a strong emphasis on music listening and aural learning first; music reading comes later. The parent attends every music lesson with the child and oversees the practising at home. Most importantly is the unwavering belief that every child can learn to play beautiful music. Selected students will be encouraged to begin in the Suzuki method, and may later chose to continue with the Royal Conservatory of Music.





Classical Piano

The lessons for Beginners and Grades 1 to 10 will cover the following topics:

• Technique (major and minor scales, chords)

• Repertoire selections from Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Twentieth Century composers

• Duet-playing

• Ear-training (naming and singing intervals, melody playback)

• Music theory

  Performances

• Monthly Masterclass

• Students will prepare for RCM grade level exams in the Spring (June), Summer (August) and Winter (January) sessions as required for advancement

• Students may perform at a Christmas, year end, or Suzuki graduation recital

• Students may compete in festival and various civic competitions


List of Books and Resources

• Musicland by Yellowcat Publishing

• Leila Fletcher Primer, black key method

• Bastien Piano Basics, five finger multi-key approach

• Russian School of Piano Playing, books 1 and 2

• Anna Magdelena Notebook by JS Bach

• Selections from Notebook for Nannerl by L Mozart

• Royal Conservatory of Music Levels 1 to 10

• Suzuki Book 1 and 2