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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't still play but my children do. Why do you want them to learn? I want my kids to a) be able to read music b) understand the way that sounds work and c) have a foundation so if they do want to pick up an instrument they have the basic conception of what it's about. They are little so I don't make them practice, they play fun music games (I can give you some links if you're stuck) and they like it. Their teacher is laid back and I wouldn't have it any other way. I would also never make them play/want them to play in a recital at a young ago, if a teacher said "they should practice more" I'd ignore it (they are too small), we're not on the exam track and the only thing I do try and 'socially engineer' relates to playing lots of good classical music - not the moronic "dumbed" baby versions - so that they hear it. The other day they were downstairs playing "piano lessons" and having a whale of a time on our long suffering family piano. I was actually very surprised at how good some of the stuff they were doing sounded. And I'd hardly put anyone in our family in the "gifted or even vaguely talented" category. [/quote] I like this approach. Can you post the name of your teacher?[/quote]
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