and has passed the abrsm grade 1 -8 with distinction. I want let him to try abrsm diplomo by self preparing. Is it possible? I have no idea regarding the piano and tight budget, but really want him could reach improvement if he can. And advise?
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December 5, 2008 - 9:06 amPowered by Yahoo Answers
You really need a good teacher, if budget is a problem, look for a scholarship program in preparatory division in music conservatories, if he is really talented, he will get lessons for free.
A good teacher is important so he doesn’t develop bad habits, very hard to fix. And a good teacher can help him mature musically.
Alberich
December 5, 2008 - 10:48 pmPowered by Yahoo Answers
If I understand your question correctly, you’re asking us:
Because you can’t afford to finance professional instruction for him to prepare for “Abram diploma”; you want him to self-prepare, and try for it? Is that correct?
If so, how he feels about it would be more important than how any of us would; have you discussed this with him?
And have you discussed this with his teacher, or some other qualified academic?
If not, I would highly recommend you do both; before arriving at any ultimate decision in the matter.
And I personally unless you got the go-ahead both from your son and a qualified professional, I would let it go: forget it.
Nothing can destroy a youngster’s self-esteem more than being pushed beyond their limits, and then failing.
Good luck, but be careful,
Alberich
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December 6, 2008 - 11:14 pmPowered by Yahoo Answers
I think your son need a teacher because no one can play perfectly. Everyone makes mistakes, even a good pianist too… A teacher needed to critic his performance, give him advice, and improve his skill.