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The newborn that just came into this world is a mysterious creature and has many secrets of his own. What will he turn out to be, this little man? What will he do? What will his interests be? What will he learn? How will he be able to help his family and the people around him? What if he grows up to be a remarkable athlete, an Olympic champion?
Posted: 2010-02-18
Category: Home & Family
Finally the long awaited Olympic Games in Vancouver have started. The future Olympic champions: who are they? As of today we cannot list the names of all the athletes that will be awarded medals during these games, but the fact that most of them were musically gifted in their childhood, is beyond doubt.
Posted: 2010-02-14
Category: Recreation & Sports
Unfortunately, there are no official statistics on the number of children who start taking music lessons, either because they or their parents want this, but never complete the training. Of course, many children have been pressured by their parents or teachers to graduate from music school, but they never touch the instrument again.
Posted: 2010-02-09
Category: Parenting
So, your child has excellent (or not so excellent) musical abilities. Who, in this case, should make a decision about taking music lessons - the parents or the child? Many of you will say, "Need you even ask? Adults always should decide on the extracurricular activities of the child! He does not know or understand anything yet." Actually, there are three different scenarios.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Parenting
Let's go to continue music education for parents. I'd like to confirm some parents' fears on one thing in particular: Many teachers do not like to waste their time on children with "hidden" talents; that is, with those whose musical abilities are not obvious. They prefer to tutor children who can do everything with ease.
Posted: 2010-01-31
Category: Home & Family
Some of you will disagree and say that the absence of the musical ear runs in the family: your dad, grandfather, great-grandfather and aunt didn't have one... Continuing on the theme of music education for parents, I'd like to say: Hold on! Let's come to an understanding once and for all.
Posted: 2010-01-28
Category: Home & Family
Did you just have a child? Congratulations! I myself have experienced this remarkable and incomparable feeling four times. If you, young parents, have learned the advantage of music education and decided to send your child to music school in the future, that's great! But if you want to wait until your son or daughter grows up a little, I must disappoint you by telling you that you are already late!
Posted: 2010-01-23
Category: Home & Family
Have you ever talked to people who have completed only half of their music education? If not, then I recommend you do. Certainly, they had some difficulties in training, because studying is hard work! But I bet you'll hear them say that they regret quitting. Later in life, people understand that the kind of push they received in their emotional and intellectual development was due to musical training in their childhood.
Posted: 2010-01-21
Category: Home & Family
