WHY HOUSE OF PIANO MUSIC ACADEMY?
One to One AttentionIndividual & Dedicative Attention Given to Each Child to Bring out their Music Talent.
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Branded InstrumentsYamaha Acoustic Piano, Top class Branded Instruments Help the child to develop there skills.
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Fun While LearningLearn Music with a Joy of Happiness. Your Child will Never Feel Bored to Attend the Music Class.
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Trinity College London CertifiedHouse of Piano is Certified to Register Students for Trinity, ABRSM, Rock & Pop Exams.
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Workshop on Core Music ChaptersInteresting & Innovative Music Workshops Conducted Periodically Enhance your child's Music Skill.
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Concerts Performed by StudentsRegular Music Concerts & Recitals are Performed by the Students Band Periodically.
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How Safe to Learn in House of Piano?
CCTV ProtectedSafety is FIRST..!!! All the House of Piano Branches are Protected with CCTV Cameras
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Female Assistance & TeachersFemale Teachers & Assistances makes Female Students More Comfortable.
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Medical KitFirst-Aid Kits are available during the Emergency Scenario as a Safety Measure
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Top Features of House of Piano MUsIC Academy
Best Customer SUpportReminder Calls, Addressing the Issue & Channel of Communication.
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Lowest Fee Highest QualityFee Starting from ₹ 800 per month. HOPMA Sponsors 90% funding for poor students.
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Value for the MOneyCompensation Classes Provided for the Missed Class by Students & Teachers.
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Courses Offered:
Online Music Class
Piano
Electronic Keyboard
Guitar
Drums
Recorder
Melodic
Music Theory
Advance Course:
1. Sound Engineer
2. Music Composer
3. Music Production
Piano
Electronic Keyboard
Guitar
Drums
Recorder
Melodic
Music Theory
Advance Course:
1. Sound Engineer
2. Music Composer
3. Music Production
House of Piano Music Academy charges are nominal and less than the market value. The fee starts from Rs. 799 per month. Each class is 60 minutes duration. Fee is collected based on monthly or term fee options are also available. There are variety of courses based on your requirement. Contact us for more details on the fee structure.
House of Piano Music Academy takes a new step by providing scholarship for the un-affordable student. This scholarship helps the poor to learn music at a reasonable price. upto 90% of funding will be done for poor students. Please utilise this opportunity to learn a beautiful art. Contact us for more details about scholarship.
House of Piano Music Academy takes a new step by providing scholarship for the un-affordable student. This scholarship helps the poor to learn music at a reasonable price. upto 90% of funding will be done for poor students. Please utilise this opportunity to learn a beautiful art. Contact us for more details about scholarship.
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Online Music ClassMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 1 to 1 attention Trinity College London Syllabus |
Requirement for Online Music Class
1. Instrument
2. Video Calling App
3. Good Camera Phone or Laptop or iPad or Tab
4. Good Internet Connectivity
5. Skype Account
2. Video Calling App
3. Good Camera Phone or Laptop or iPad or Tab
4. Good Internet Connectivity
5. Skype Account
PianoMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
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Benefits of Learning Piano
1. Enhances Split Concentration.
Piano requires using both your hands & legs, eyes at notes, ears at metronome beats for playing beautiful music, it is really hard in the initial stage. Gradually, the art of split concentration becomes an integral part. This further helps you in coordinating your eyes and hands while playing. Thus, your concentration skills get developed, making you sharper.
2. Stimulates the Brain, improving Neural Connections.
Scientific studies show that music stimulates the brain in a way that no other activity does. Thus, playing a musical instrument like piano adds new neural connections developing some higher tiers in the brain. These improved neural connections have their fair share in benefitting at studies and other daily life chores of a person.
Piano requires using both your hands & legs, eyes at notes, ears at metronome beats for playing beautiful music, it is really hard in the initial stage. Gradually, the art of split concentration becomes an integral part. This further helps you in coordinating your eyes and hands while playing. Thus, your concentration skills get developed, making you sharper.
2. Stimulates the Brain, improving Neural Connections.
Scientific studies show that music stimulates the brain in a way that no other activity does. Thus, playing a musical instrument like piano adds new neural connections developing some higher tiers in the brain. These improved neural connections have their fair share in benefitting at studies and other daily life chores of a person.
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Electronic KeyboardThe Music Mobile Phone is here, Handover the Electronic Keyboard to your child and she/he will stop using the mobile phone.
Min: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
GuitarMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
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Benefits of Learning Guitar
1. Strengthens Hand Muscles, thus improving your handwriting
By maintaining the correct posture of hands and using the proper hand position while playing the guitar makes your arms stronger. Even as you grow up and get older, your hands have stronger hand muscles compared to others. The guitar is a great way of developing dexterity among children as well. Eventually, altogether their handwriting is developed.
2. Improves your maths and literacy
Learning music requires you to use both your literacy and maths skills, which is why it can really help to aid children in their academics. Research has shown that kids who play a musical instrument excel more at school, and it can also help adults improve their maths and literacy skills too.
By maintaining the correct posture of hands and using the proper hand position while playing the guitar makes your arms stronger. Even as you grow up and get older, your hands have stronger hand muscles compared to others. The guitar is a great way of developing dexterity among children as well. Eventually, altogether their handwriting is developed.
2. Improves your maths and literacy
Learning music requires you to use both your literacy and maths skills, which is why it can really help to aid children in their academics. Research has shown that kids who play a musical instrument excel more at school, and it can also help adults improve their maths and literacy skills too.
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SingingMin: Twice a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Carnatic Syllabus |
DRUMSMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
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Benefits of Learning Drums
1. Boost Brain Power
When you play drums, you have to coordinate all four limbs to work together at the same time. If you’re right handed, chances are you don’t do much with your left hand. Your brain has to work your non-dominant side to strengthen and coordinate your non-dominant limbs.
In a recent study, researchers found that playing drums can boost brain power in a measurable way, specifically when it comes to IQ. “Playing the drums makes the brain think in a way that very few activities can,” said Pat Brown, International Drum Month chairman and Percussion Marketing Council co-executive director. “Being able to understand musical notes and dissect how rhythms work and go together is a very complicated thought process. The most recent study shows that being constantly exposed to this type of brain activity can actually improve one’s IQ level.”
2. Increase Academic Performance
The correlation between musical training and academic performance has been documented a number of times, particularly when it comes to math. Learning to drum, however, can also help you in subjects like English, by helping you identify emotional cues, a skill you can use to identify characters’ thought processes and motives.
According to one study, “Music enables students to learn multiplication tables and math formulas more easily (T. Mickela as cited in Kelstrom, 1998); rhythm students learn the concept of fractions more easily; students who were taught using rhythm notation scored 100 percent higher on tests of fractions; and a child may use the ability for logical thinking that was developed in music class to solve problems quite unrelated to music (Kelstrom, 1998).”
So parents, if you’re hesitant about your child learning drums because you’re afraid it will take away from his or her studies, rest assured, learning to drum may actually help your son or daughter perform better in school.
When you play drums, you have to coordinate all four limbs to work together at the same time. If you’re right handed, chances are you don’t do much with your left hand. Your brain has to work your non-dominant side to strengthen and coordinate your non-dominant limbs.
In a recent study, researchers found that playing drums can boost brain power in a measurable way, specifically when it comes to IQ. “Playing the drums makes the brain think in a way that very few activities can,” said Pat Brown, International Drum Month chairman and Percussion Marketing Council co-executive director. “Being able to understand musical notes and dissect how rhythms work and go together is a very complicated thought process. The most recent study shows that being constantly exposed to this type of brain activity can actually improve one’s IQ level.”
2. Increase Academic Performance
The correlation between musical training and academic performance has been documented a number of times, particularly when it comes to math. Learning to drum, however, can also help you in subjects like English, by helping you identify emotional cues, a skill you can use to identify characters’ thought processes and motives.
According to one study, “Music enables students to learn multiplication tables and math formulas more easily (T. Mickela as cited in Kelstrom, 1998); rhythm students learn the concept of fractions more easily; students who were taught using rhythm notation scored 100 percent higher on tests of fractions; and a child may use the ability for logical thinking that was developed in music class to solve problems quite unrelated to music (Kelstrom, 1998).”
So parents, if you’re hesitant about your child learning drums because you’re afraid it will take away from his or her studies, rest assured, learning to drum may actually help your son or daughter perform better in school.
RecorderMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
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MelodicaMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
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Theory of MusicMin: Once a week
Max: 4 times a week 60 Mins Duration per class Trinity College London Syllabus |
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Advanced Courses
Build your Music Career right up Now..!! Pick the different level of Advance Course according to your Future Plan
Music EngineerBecome a Qualified Sound Engineer and create your style now
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Music ProductionProduce Music with
LogicPro, Cubase, ProTools, Nuendo & More... |
Music ComposerLearn How to Compose or Create Your Own Music by Yourself
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