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Featured Teacher From a Singapore Badminton Court to the Opera Stages of New York A conversation with Sam Ng — voice & piano We feel truly fortunate to have a teacher of Sam’s caliber at Willan Academy, an internationally accomplished performer who brings the same…

A lot of parents come to us a little nervous. Not for their child, usually, but for themselves. They remember their own childhood piano lessons, the metronome, the scales, the feeling that music was something to get right rather than something to enjoy. They worry the…

The Suzuki Method, developed by Shinichi Suzuki, is a renowned approach to music education that emphasizes learning music in a similar manner to language acquisition. When it comes to guitar lessons, the Suzuki Method offers a unique and effective way for children to…

Featured Teacher From Slovakia to New York,One Beat at a Time A conversation with Mattia Müller — drums, guitar & piano   Some teachers pass along technique. The rare ones pass along a way of seeing. Mattia Müller — drummer, guitarist, composer, and one of…

Are you a beginner flute player looking to improve your skills? Look no further! In this article, we will guide you through the process of practicing the flute effectively. Whether you’re a complete novice or have some experience, these tips will help you become a…

As a music teacher at Willan Academy of Music, you know that keeping children engaged during lessons, especially those aged 9 and under, can be a challenge. Repetition games can be a fun and effective way to help you achieve your teaching goals.   To play these…

15 Ways To Avoid Being A Narcissistic Mother Today   The word “Narcissistic” is quite a common term that we use or listen to a lot of time. What does it mean? One of the common topics that people discuss about narcissism is a narcissistic mother. Generally, we…

15 Signs You Were Raised By Helicopter Parents   Growing and developing into a perfectly functional adult is a process that sometimes is not always the most appropriate. The way your parents raise you often has repercussions on your adulthood. How you feel and…

15 Symptoms of Helicopter Parents The term “Helicopter Parent” is nothing new; it has been around since the late 1960s. But recently, it has been popping up more and more, especially in the time of COVID-19. Helicopter Parents can have lasting negative effects on…

15 Ways To Avoid Being A Helicopter Parent Today   The origin of the expression “helicopter parent” is born in a consultation of an American child psychologist back in 1969, when a patient told him that he was tired of his parents “flying over him like a…