Laura Marshall Voiceovers

While every child is unique and there are few cases of children starting as early as 4 years old, we recommend students between the ages of 6 - 14 enrol for the music classes. They will have a better understanding of concepts by this age. Also, different instruments may have different requirements, for example, guitar classes can be right for children above 8 years while vocal classes can be suitable for 6 years and above.

The ages 6-8 are usually the right age to learn music or an instrument. Not only are kids' minds and hands functional enough to play, but they can actually have a better understanding of the basics of music.

Introducing music to kids can be a fun and rewarding experience for both the kids and the adults involved. Here are some tips for introducing music to kids:

• Start playing music to them when they are infants.
• Make it a fun experience. Choose music that is upbeat and engaging for kids. 
• Sing along with the songs and dance together to make it a fun and interactive experience.
• Give your child access to musical instruments such as drums, shakers, and xylophones. Encourage them to experiment and create their own sounds.
• Take your child to see live performances such as concerts, musicals, and orchestras.
• Encourage your child to sing along with the songs they love, whether it's in the car or at home. 
• Consider enrolling your child in music classes. 

Although some kids can handle music lessons at a young age such as when they are 4 years old, most experts agree on waiting until around 6 to begin music lessons. By age six, most children will have built a foundation for taking up formalised music lessons. 

The most popular instrument or rather instruments for kids is the piano/keyboard followed by the guitar and ukulele as well as drums and violin.

In fact, learning music online has many benefits that physical classes are limited to. Through online music lessons, kids can have a flexible learning option.

• They can learn so much from home - their comfort zone and a safe environment.
• They can practise instruments for longer periods of time from their home. 
• They can learn from the best teachers (from around the world) in their homes. 
• They can access the recorded music lessons for future reference.
• Students can immediately practise right after the online lessons while the concept is still fresh in their minds.
• Online students avoid commuting to and from a music school thus saving a ton of time!
• With online lessons, teachers can send out electronic schedule reminders about forgotten lessons, attendance and more.
• There is seamless progress tracking for students. Parents will know where their children are in the learning journey.
• Students get access to various online music tools that will aid them in playing their instruments better and with precision.
• Students can sign up for workshops and masterclasses from their homes. The workshops are usually conducted by popular artists and professionals in the industry.