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Do you think that "ear" training in piano is good for kids?
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Piglet2017-07-23T22:33:07-00:00Re: Do you think that "ear" training in piano is good for kids?
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Bert2017-07-24T00:23:38-00:00Re: Do you think that "ear" training in piano is good for kids?
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Leot552017-08-07T01:08:41-00:00Re: Do you think that "ear" training in piano is good for kids?
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Leot55 wrote on Sun, 06 August 2017 20:08
I think it's good for kids to learn about music. It enhances their cognitive skills to learn to play an instrument and read notes and keep a beat. But, I think expecting them to train by just using their "ears" will lead to frustration.
My understanding of this thread is whether kids should be taught how to 'naturally' know when the notes they're playing could be off-key. As far as teaching music is concerned, I'd say that exposure when they're still young will have an overall positive effect. ]]>mamoss2017-08-07T04:34:03-00:00