We had a Piano and Violin performance at the recent Chingay Celebration on 4th March 2023. Big Thank You to our JadeDew Resident Committee for giving us a chance to participate in this event!
Our performers, left to right: Ms Wong, Nathaniel Foo, Ryan Koh, Heather Soh and Sim Jin Cheng
Group picture with Mr Derrick Goh, MP of Nee Soon Link division of Nee Soon GRC
Long awaited videos of the Piano and Violin performances from all our school’s students and teachers for the Year End Piano and Violin Concert! Takes courage to step onto the stage to perform in front of live audiences…. but all of them did it!!! Well Done everyone!
Great Job to all of you! You have all Found a Way this very night, Practice your songs, Gather your courage, Go up the Stage and Perform your Best !!!
Welcome to our Piano & Violin Students Year End Concert. The programmes are for Session 1, from 3.15pm to 5pm.
A BIG THANK YOU to all our Parents, Students and Teachers for your donations in support of the Children’s Society. Your donations are deeply appreciated. We are pleased to have raised a total of S$875 together!
| Donor’s Names | Amount Donated |
|---|---|
| Your Sempre Music | S$200 |
| Teacher HuiZhen | S$20 |
| Teacher Shawn | S$10 |
| Teacher Ryan | S$10 |
| Teacher Ethan | S$10 |
| Abel Hu | S$10 |
| Ahmad Syahid Bin Mohamad Fazil | S$5 |
| Berrie Yeo Jia Jia | S$5 |
| Chang Kai Cheng | S$10 |
| Darius Chan | S$50 |
| Foo Jing Chen Nathaniel | S$50 |
| Foo Jing Rui Narius | S$50 |
| Isaac Toh | S$50 |
| Javier Wong | S$50 |
| Khor Louis | S$50 |
| Lee Xi En and Ethan Lee | S$50 |
| Liew Hong Yi | S$20 |
| Matthew Er | S$10 |
| Nikko Teo Yong En | S$40 |
| Oliver Chin Song Jin | S$10 |
| Olivia Gan | S$5 |
| Shanice Chuah | S$15 |
| Sivaramkrishnan Shriram | S$10 |
| Thameena Piyathunga | S$25 |
| Varsha | S$20 |
| Wang Xu Meng | S$50 |
| Xavier Swee Ren Jie | S$40 |
Hope you have enjoy all the nice songs below during the concert! Great job for all our performers!
Do your part for Charity. Contact us to purchase a Postcard drawn by our Young Artists. All proceeds will be donated to the Children Society
Young and Mature Students performs fantastically for all the concerts. Looks like they enjoy the ‘attention’!!!
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Ho! Ho!! Ho!!! Merry Christmas to everyone! We celebrate another Christmas with a Year End Music Concert. All our students have put in hard work in their music practices for both Piano and Violin. Enjoy the music!
Traditional ways of teaching Art have evolved out of the box.
Addition to the already online Piano and Violin classes, Your Sempre Music now have Art lessons joining the online club.
We defeat the odds using creativity, innovation, a lot of cooperations and coordinations between students, parents and teachers!
We just added a new fogging machine to sanitize our studios. Coupled with hand sanitizing, wearing of Mask and Face shields, we continue to safeguard our teachers and students against the virus. Stay safe everyone!
May 19, 2021, Wednesday. The day started with Home Based Learning for kids in Primary, Secondary and Tertiary school. For Your Sempre Music, Online Music Lessons was started as well. Students will continue learning music…. no excuse!!!
Our students took on the Online lessons naturally, at the comfort and safety of their homes.
Separated yet connected. Let’s continue to breakthrough the barriers and have fun learning !!!
Your Sempre Music shall switch all music lessons for Piano and Violin to Online starting 19th May 2021.
Let’s do our part to keep everyone safe!!!
During the March holidays, our students joined the International Piano and Violin Competition organized by Music Singapore along with other talented kids in Singapore and other Countries. We congratulate all of them for performing great music on stage and on Facebook Live.
Big THANK YOU to all the parents for their constant support and taking time from work to accompany their kids to the competition. Let’s enjoy their performance again!
One year ago, these kids joined our music school and started learning music using “The ONE Smart Classroom System”, coupled with Rhythm & Movement methodology.
Starting…. November 2019… with all the fun and laughter in the music studio. Kids learn Piano playing, musical theory, singing and music appreciation, but most importantly, enjoyed playing the piano.
October 2020… confidently performs a song from the music book
And the Musical Journey continues……………
The left side of the brain is responsible for controlling the right side of the body. It also performs tasks that have to do with logic, such as in science and mathematics.
On the other hand, the right side of the brain coordinates the left side of the body, and performs tasks that have do with Music, Sound, Creativity and the Arts.
Piano, Violin and Drawing Art, all in One School. Without the need to run around town looking for three different schools, Your Sempre Music have simply consolidated everything into one place.
This is the place for you to rest your Left brain and let your Right brain have some fun for a change.
What is in your piano? What are the things that are making the sound?
The Piano is a piece of Art, an Engineered Art, made solely for making sound. Under the fingers of pianists, Music is born! Let’s take a look what’s under the hood!
The exploded view of a Grand Piano shows the Frame, Soundboard, Strings, Action, Pedals, Case, Pin Block, Bridge.
How do you play a piano? Basically, you need to use a hammer to create sound. BUT WAIT!!!! Before you get any wild ideas and get a hammer, take a look at the picture below.
This is the Hammer. It is a felted mallet which is driven to hit the strings by the piano action to producing sound. Piano hammers have a spring like action due to two tension and compression forces. Highly compressed felt is formed around a wood core under high pressure to make piano hammers.
Showing an illustration of the Grand Piano keyboard action construction. The Action module consists of 57 parts, interlinked to allow the Hammer to strike the Piano strings when the pianist presses the keys. When the Key is pressed, the Hammer moves towards the strings, transferring kinetic energy into strings in approximately 2 milliseconds of contact time. The strings vibrates mechanically (structural borne noise) converting into acoustic energy (airborne noise).
It is hard to visualize the mechanical action, luckily, someone already created a simulation so we may all understand the mechanics.
Now that we know the key movements, the next part emphasize on the sound quality produced with and without the pedals
The ingenuity and hard-work of engineers who makes the Grand Piano into a piece of art for Pianists throughout the world and ages. Upon playing on one such pianos, you will understand why it is call a Grand Piano!!
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