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The
study of music is suitable for people of all age groups, talents and
experience. Music is very much a part of the world around us -
and learning music allows us to be more aware of and to enjoy this world.
Everyone
is different! Why would you like to learn music? Would you like to learn for pleasure, achievement, to develop learning skills, to strengthen muscles
and coordination? At Individual Dynamics, you are welcomed and listened to
so we can work together to meet your individual needs.
Music teaches the
whole brain to work together. We explore the
world of music through listening, discovering history, reading music,
improvising, inventing and composing, sharing and communicating and playing - both during lessons and at home.
Short-cut to: Preschool
Beginner Intermediate
and Advanced
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Below, you will
find a summary of individual dynamic's piano and musicianship programme.
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 | Preschool 
Children from 2 years of age
upwards are able to explore
sound, rhythm, movement and keyboard dynamics. Activities at this age
include playing instruments, dancing, clapping and playing the piano.
Preschool lessons provide enrichment and develop musical creativity,
thinking skills and social skills.
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Beginner
There are many types of beginners, adults and
children, learning about music for the first time or making a fresh
start.
Beginner lessons involve keyboard geography, basic techniques, exploration
of dynamics,
music-reading, aural awareness,
coordination exercises and creative composition. Students become
competent and confident through enjoying a
variety of physical / kinesthetic and aural games.
Understand
music reading, listening, applied rhythm, composition and piano playing
techniques.
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| Intermediate
Intermediate students can
read music fluently and are well on the way to developing expressive musical
abilities.
At an intermediate level, lessons and home playing are centred on exploration
of
music and instrument techniques from across the ages. Through playing,
sight-reading, listening to, reading about, writing and evaluating musical
styles and
periods, students become appreciative, expressive performers.
Advanced
Advanced students are experienced performers, independent
learners and able to establish a career in music, if they wish to.
Advanced lessons support the student in deepening analytical study,
composition, performance, practical musicianship and teaching skills /
knowledge and in repertoire expansion.
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