There are many different opinions on whether a student should be practicing on an acoustic or electric piano. We highly encourage the acoustic approach as there are so many benefits that outweigh the electric. Listening First of all, one has to understand that practicing music comes from listening to sound. It doesn't make much sense to opt out on a pure acoustic sound. Remember, that the instrument you choose will be the source of sound that you or your child will spend hours on practicing. Non-musicians may not really care about this difference, but acoustic pianos are able to produce "colours" and a wider dynamic range. The sound also becomes fuller with more depth and it alters the way y

Take a moment to watch this interesting video by TED-Education on "How Playing an Instrument Benefits your Brain."

Find this Article Here This page talks about the importance of giving everyone a chance to study music. Communication is so efficient today through digital networking and online resources. It would be a shame not to use that as an advantage to get music across. The page explains how the Royal Conservatory of Music is putting a lot of its effort into online communication and resources. At Connect Music School we strive to follow the same path and support this online structure. We will consistently be in touch with our students, as well as bringing forward resources that teachers and students can use.

If you are a parent looking to find a successful music education for your children, this is an article for you. This infographic and guide by Royal Conservatory of Music highlight the benefits of a structured music education system for young minds, as well as highlighting the importance of parent involvement. Remember that a lot of the success comes from parent support as well, and finding the right teacher! Stayed tuned for a later article on "How to Find the Right Piano Teacher for You" Click Here to read the article!