Monetizing Scrambled Thoughts

The Suzuki method believes that musical ability can be developed in all children. Even though your child shows no signs of being musical, do you believe that he or she will suddenly pick up an instrument and play?

Let’s attend the private violin class for children, although some students are not musical geniuses. Some are so active and restless we couldn’t imagine that they would make good violinists. But once they picked up the violin or any instrument and played, the children looked happy and proud with the tune they have produced.

The music method, also known as the Suzuki approach, was initiated more than 40 years ago by Shinichi Suzuki, a Japanese violinist and educator, who based his approach on the belief that “Musical ability is not an inborn talent but an ability which can be developed” - just like children develop the ability to speak their mother tongue. (more…)

Here is a new group rising from the land of the Philippines and this time it’s composed of all men. Hear them as they performed in the 3rd Busan International Choral Festival and Competition held in South Korea last October 31 - Nov. 4, 2007.

Now here is something that we are exceptionally proud of and know the musician in you is going to love. It is the USB Roll Up Piano and, quite frankly, it spares you the infeasible task of trying to slot a grand piano between your sofa and TV. First, load the software onto your PC. Next plug in your USB Roll Up Piano. And take your place at your chair (more…)