Piano at young age

This little gal is too adorable

Talents comes at young age : )

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As the saying goes, “talents come at a young age,” and this couldn’t be more true when it comes to playing the piano. While many of us may have dabbled in a musical instrument or two as children, there are some who possess a natural talent and passion for music that is truly remarkable. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at the benefits of learning the piano at a young age, as well as some tips for parents who want to nurture their child’s musical talent.

First and foremost, learning to play the piano at a young age has numerous cognitive benefits. Research has shown that children who play the piano have improved memory, spatial-temporal skills, and language development. Additionally, playing the piano can help children develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. These benefits not only apply to children who continue playing the piano as they grow older, but also to those who eventually move on to other activities.

Aside from the cognitive benefits, playing the piano can also be a wonderful form of self-expression for children. Learning to read music, mastering a difficult piece, and performing in front of others can all help children build confidence and self-esteem. Additionally, playing the piano can be a great way for children to channel their emotions and creativity.

So, how can parents help nurture their child’s musical talent? Here are a few tips:

  1. Start early: The earlier a child starts playing the piano, the easier it will be for them to develop good habits and techniques. Additionally, younger children tend to be more open-minded and receptive to new experiences.

  2. Make it fun: Learning to play the piano should be a fun and enjoyable experience for children. Try to make practice sessions as engaging as possible by incorporating games, rewards, and creative exercises.

  3. Encourage creativity: While it’s important for children to learn the basics of music theory and technique, it’s also important to encourage them to be creative and explore their own musical ideas. Allow your child to experiment with different sounds and styles, and don’t be afraid to let them take risks.

  4. Provide support: Learning to play the piano can be challenging, and it’s important for children to know that they have the support of their parents. Encourage your child to practice regularly, attend their performances, and provide positive feedback and constructive criticism.

In conclusion, learning to play the piano at a young age can have numerous cognitive, emotional, and creative benefits for children. By starting early, making it fun, encouraging creativity, and providing support, parents can help their child develop a lifelong love of music and a talent that will bring joy to themselves and others.

Handsome lad {Family portrait/ boy portrait}

[小男孩写真摄影 ] 小帅哥

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Summary: Every year it’s always great to participate in any form of volunteering work especially in our field of photography. As always, the images always warmth our heart and want to do more for the children , the future of our times.

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Little photographer in the making { Family portrait I Studio }

 

Summary : Such a joy to see someone at this young age ( 2 ) holds so much interest with the camera. I foresee one little photographer in the making this morning : )

 

Happy New Year 2017 to all our clients !

Summary : Happy New Year 2017 to all of our clients and it has been a blessing year for us in 2016 with so many beautiful family of our clients and weddings, and we hope for another further prosperous year in 2017 ! Thank you giving us such an blessed moments shared with your family during our spend together during photoshoot. We are so looking forward seeing you all again !

 

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Andrew & Vicky family portrait Malaysia { Family portrait outdoor series }

Summary : I came to know Andrew and his family for quite some years. I am honoured when they asked me for their last family portrait taken in Malaysia as they are leaving back to their homeland – Australia for good. The boys were little uneasy during our photo shoot due to the hot weather but we’ve go through it and manage to captured many great moments of this beautiful family of my friend.

Andrew + Vicky family portrait
Andrew + Vicky family portrait
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Andrew + Vicky family portrait
Andrew + Vicky family portrait
Andrew + Vicky family portrait
Andrew + Vicky family portrait

One fine day with Yati’s family { Family portrait – outdoor theme }

I love outdoor shooting ! When Yati called us for her family portrait at outdoor, I’m thrilled. I love shooting for Malay’s family because there’s something about them attracted me. I guess it’s their quality of kind hearted and humble personality from my encounter experiences. Especially their children seem to be more obedient and polite compare to other children I’ve encountered. It’s their culture I guess. Beautiful lighting goes to people willing to be with the photographer in the early morning : )