Hello from HK

I am from Hong Kong and my baby is now 7 months old. I personally love music very much but there was no opportunity to learn when I was small and I started to learn piano when I was twenty something but found that it is too difficult to learn it well as a working adult. Finally I gave up learning piano some years ago.

Last month, I heard about "Soft Mozart Software" from Brillkids' Forum and started to study this website, youtube video and the ebook "You can be a musician". It was amazing that the software was able to solve many problems for learning piano for kids and adults. I am planning to use the Soft Mozart program myself first and for my baby in the future.

I just dusted my digital piano and connected it to the computer today.

monlingling wrote: I am from Hong Kong and my baby is now 7 months old. I personally love music very much but there was no opportunity to learn when I was small and I started to learn piano when I was twenty something but found that it is too difficult to learn it well as a working adult. Finally I gave up learning piano some years ago.

Last month, I heard about "Soft Mozart Software" from Brillkids' Forum and started to study this website, youtube video and the ebook "You can be a musician". It was amazing that the software was able to solve many problems for learning piano for kids and adults. I am planning to use the Soft Mozart program myself first and for my baby in the future.

I just dusted my digital piano and connected it to the computer today.

Welcome, Monlingling!
We are here for you to help to learn with us to be able to teach your baby!
Everything is possible with the right approach and dedication! Please, share with us your experience and we'll be happy to help you to find the best solutions for your needs.

Welcome!

I first found about Soft Mozart on BK forum too. It is an investment that worths every penny I love it and my 2 kids love it too!

If you can read the diaries that others wrote here online I'm sure you'll find many friends here, we're all suppoting each other, guided by Hellene. Please feel free to write anything, anytime. Somebody always answers.


Andrea (andreasro on BK)

hellene wrote: Welcome, Monlingling!
We are here for you to help to learn with us to be able to teach your baby!
Everything is possible with the right approach and dedication! Please, share with us your experience and we'll be happy to help you to find the best solutions for your needs.

Dear hellene,

I try to play by soft mozart these days and found that my level is around FAVORITE CLASSICS 1.
What album should I play for advancement?

p.s. I feel I am making great progress in sight-reading in just few days by using soft mozart.

First of all, I want to kiss those baby cheeks!!!! What a cutie!!!

Second, congratulations on choosing Soft Mozart. It is always good to have more early learning moms on here. This forum has been a great source of encouragment and good advice for us. Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Oh yes those cheeks are just adorable!
Welcome to another brillmummy!
From Favourite classics one I have just moved to favourite classics 2 and had a go at one in Classical dances which I liked. Hellene will be more specific but in the mean time, check out those two albums and boogie 1 for a bit of speed training, and FUN!
Also be sure to play the games, I really like fruit lines but have to reccoment guess key as the best place to start. You will notice great improvements in you ears and pitch recognition.
Finally have you looked at the finger excersizes? The hanon played just quickly at the beginning of each session really does do wonders for your fingers.
Can't wait to hear all about it.