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A Few Good Words
Give your child an extra lift and building their confidence. This method is very simple but the rewards can be huge for both parent and child. Stop a moment and listen when your child is practising....
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Concert Goer
Use this method to get your child used to playing in front of others and making practice a little different and more fun. Agree with your child at the start of the week a time for a mini concert. Agree...
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Supply Teacher
Make your child’s practice sessions really productive. You don’t need any musical knowledge to use this method but it will require a little of your time. For the practice session you are going to...
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Task Master
Work with the teacher to focus your childs practice. To use this method you need to liaise closely with their teacher. Also make sure you are aware of what your child needs to practise between lessons...
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Student Teacher
Get your child to teach their piece to you. This is a great way for your child to really get to know a piece they are learning. It also allows you to spend some really quality time together with no...
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