Yamaha JMC: Fundamental Skills Survey
The FSS is what your child undertakes after the first two years with Yamaha.
The components are:
- Chord recognition (teacher plays random chords e.g. do-mi-so; child identifies them in solfege)
- Note recognition (teacher points to random notes on the sheet; child identifies them in solfege)
- Impromptu singing (teacher plays short piece; child sings the piece)
- Prepared pieces (child plays two of her favourites from any book; Beth chose Lavenders Blue and Gypsy Dance)
- Prepared singing (child sings her favourite song e.g. La Di Da; Magic Rhythm Time)
I got the sense that she rose to the occasion beautifully, which is more than I can claim when I was 7. She relishes the opportunity to prove her ability - especially if she knows she's competent.
In 2010, she moves on to the next course: Junior Extension Course, another 2-year commitment.
Am wondering if she is ready to take on private lessons and AMEB...But that's just the kiasu Singaporean parent talking.
Labels: Achievement, Early learning, Music
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