Hello from HK

Mandabplus3 wrote: 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.

Where can I find the finger excersizes?

Go to the main forum page and scroll down to SM Academy. The direct link is here www.softmozart.com/forum/55-teaching-vid...the-first-level.html

Haven't login to this forum for several months, my baby is already 14 months and I am planning to start softmozart programme for her in future months...

In Hong Kong, children learning piano is all about examinations, many people let their children to learn musical instruments and attend examinations before they apply primary school (the fact is nowadays a 5-year old child already got many different kinds of certificates as attachments for applying primary school) . After attending primary school many of them gave up music for the reason of high study pressure.

I am living in a such terrible city. I hope my baby will love music and enjoy music without pressure...

Monlingling,

Every time I see your daughters picture I just want to kiss her. I can't take the cuteness.

I don't have any idea the pressure you are under but I hope you daughter learns to love music also. Soft Mozart is such an easy way to learn that much of the frustration is removed from learning. Welcome back to the forums...it is nice to have you around even if you are not starting with her just yet.

Sonya