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music teachers - does this sound strange to you? Do you think this is the wrong teacher?

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SSSandy2 · 13/07/2008 20:07

Hi, my dd has just started violin, she's had maybe just over 2 months of lessons and is a beginner so atm it is all quite easy and she is also enjoying learning it. It seems to be going very well.

I'm a bit at something the teacher said last week. She said dd (7) is very musical, has a good ear, plays well. That's all nice to hear because I think none of that applies to me and those are all prerequisites for learning the violin I suppose but then she said, she thinks dd needs maybe a year of lessons altogether and after that she will teach herself what she wants to know. So from the age of 8 1/2

That can't be right, can it? Now I am wondering if she is a serious teacher. She says dd will not need her help or mine (not that I'm a big help).

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AnyFuleKno · 14/07/2008 20:53

Hope this works out for you, please do let us know how it turns out x

twentypence · 30/07/2008 05:08

I think it could be a language thing. I have said to piano students at a certain stage - "do you realise that now you have cracked the code you could work out any note/rhythm all by yourself?"

So maybe what she meant was that after a year she would have worked out the rules and that was very quick and it was a compliment.

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