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64 Jalan Jurong Kechil Jk Building, Ground Floor (598585) , Singapore
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1.Piano
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
piano is one of the most popular instruments that young beginners start with.
It is arguably the most versatile of all instruments since it can be performed
solo or as accompaniment in a wide range of genres.
The
piano is one of the easiest instruments to learn and is also great to
understand music theory with.
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2.Violin
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
violin is a versatile small-bodied instrument that is capable of producing wide
dimensions of sound and blends easily with various musical styles and
orchestrations. It’s alluring tone never fails to fascinate young children.
Unlike fretted or keyboard instruments, the violin requires an excellent ear to
produce good sound. The pitch on the violin changes with the slightest movement
of the finger on the strings.
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3.Acoustic Guitar
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
acoustic guitar is a great instrument for young beginners to start with. Not
only is it very affordable, it also requires lesser maintenance compared to
other instruments. Once the basics have been learnt, it is quite easy for young
children to be able to play chords and simple melodies on the instrument,
providing children with the satisfaction and motivation to keep learning. The
acoustic guitar also comes in various sizes to accommodate for smaller children
as well.
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4.Drum
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
drum is a great instrument for young beginners as it is the closest instrument
to a human’s natural instinct to hit objects to make rhythm and music. There
are also no pitches involved in the playing of drums, making it twice as easy
to learn compared to other instruments. Learning the drums can help young
children develop a strong sense of rhythm, improving their gross and fine motor
skills.
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5.Keyboard
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
keyboard is a highly recommended instrument for young beginners. Able to be
performed both solo or as an accompaniment, it is considered one of the most
versatile instruments alongside the piano. Programmed with numerous different
sounds and backing tracks, the keyboard is like a musical playground allowing
children to pick and choose the sound they like to practice with. When children
get bored of practising, they can easily pick a backing track and play or sing
along with their favourite tunes, making learning both fun and enriching
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6.Trumpet/Cornet
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
Cornet is a great starting instrument for young beginners looking to play a
brass instrument! Not only is the cornet smaller and lighter than other brass
instruments making it easier to hold closer to the body, it is also easier to
produce a pitch on the cornet. This makes the cornet much more suitable for
young children. The wide range of the cornet allows it to either be used to
play the melody or the accompaniment. Learning to play the cornet for young
children has numerous benefits including cultivating discipline, developing
self-confidence, strengthening of the core muscles, and relieving stress.
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7.Trombone
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
The
trombone is a beautiful, low-sounding brass instrument that can be found in
many different styles of music. It’s similar to an oversized trumpet but
instead uses slides for changing notes and playing melody at the same time!
Learning to play trombone for young children has numerous benefits including
cultivating discipline, developing self-confidence, strengthening the core
muscles, and relieving stress.
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8.Alto Horn
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
For
young children who are just starting out on their music journey, the easy
playability of the Alto (Tenor) Horn can be a big morale booster, allowing
children to enjoy playing an instrument and love music. Compared to other brass
instruments, it is much easier to make a good tone and reach higher notes,
allowing a player to have the flexibility of playing either the melody or
accompaniment sections. Learning to play the Alto (Tenor) Horn for young
children has numerous benefits including cultivating discipline, developing
self-confidence, strengthening the core muscles, and relieving stress.
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9.Flute
Suitable
age group: 3 years to 8 years of age
For
young beginners, the flute is a great starting instrument due to its
lightweight and small size. This makes it easier for young children to carry it
around and also manage the instrument when playing. Learning to play the flute
for young children has numerous benefits including cultivating discipline,
developing self-confidence, strengthening of the core muscles, and relieving
stress.
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10.Ukulele
Suitable
age group: 5 years of age and above
The
ukulele is a small four-stringed instrument that originated from Hawaii. It’s
become increasingly popular as a children’s first musical instrument,
especially with the rise of new YouTube stars such as Tyler Ward and Christina
Grimmie performing pop covers on their ukuleles.
The
smaller size of the ukulele also makes it an excellent instrument for young
children to start with. The body of the ukulele is easily half the size of a
regular acoustic guitar, making it much more manageable for young children to
hold and play with. This also means it is easier to carry around, as it is much
lighter and less bulky. Children will also find that they are able to grip the
smaller fretboard and finger chords better and be able to strum all 4 strings
with ease.
The
cheaper price of the ukulele makes it an affordable starting instrument for
beginners. For students who are unsure if they will commit to learning music
and do not wish to break the bank on their first instrument, the ukulele will
be the perfect for you. It is also great for beginners who do not know how to
take care of their instrument as the ukulele is cheaper and requires less
effort in maintaining it.
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