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Amelda Wong, a 6-year-old pianist, started off hesitantly with a not-so-difficult piece title as Not So Hard. Despite her reluctance, her teacher at Henna's music encouraged her to persevere. With that motivation, Amelda worked diligently, practicing until she mastered the piece perfectly, showcasing her dedication and growth.

A 12years old student who has consistently struggled with coordination during every lesson, often unable to play a proper song, finally managed to play "Beautiful Dreamer" smoothly today. This piece, known for its challenge, demands frequent chord changes in the left hand while maintaining a delicate triplet rhythm in the right hand.
The coordination between both hands requires precise timing and focus. Despite the difficulties he faced in previous lessons, today he demonstrated impressive control and timing, delivering a performance that was not only technically sound but also expressive. It was a proud moment as all the hard work and persistence paid off.

Scales are fundamental in improving students' technique, memory, and focus. For Grade 2, scales require both hands to play smoothly, building coordination and control. Practicing scales helps students like Giselle develop finger strength and agility, particularly in mastering the correct fi*****ng when coming down the scale. This focus on smooth transitions enhances their memory of key patterns, reinforcing musical understanding and fostering concentration during practice and performance.

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This young girl name Cassendra Wong,after a year of piano lessons with Henna's music , is now performing her Grade 3 piece, "T-Rex Is Hungry." Despite having a busy schedule filled with swimming competitions, she remains highly enthusiastic about music. Her ability to balance both commitments shows her determination and love for learning. She brings energy to her piano performances, reflecting her dedication to both sports and music.

Young pianist that starts playing fur Elise,with her tiny leg, Henna's music has used a pedal extension to help all the young beginners to use their pedals.
Some of grade 3 pieces required usage of pedals.
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Giselle Pang age 6
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This student name Pavik has always faced challenges with managing his timing, often struggling to keep the rhythm steady while playing his "Mosquitoes" song. However, through persistence and focused practice, he has finally managed to play the piece with accuracy. His determination to get the timing right paid off, allowing him to perform the song smoothly, capturing the quick, buzzing feel of the music that mirrors the flitting of mosquitoes. This achievement marks a significant milestone in his musical journey, showing that consistent effort can overcome timing difficulties.

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Pavik always struggles with his timing and rushing on his pieces,this time he did better by tapping and clapping!

There's nothing in this world that, with enough practice, a child can't perform. Xuanyi is a perfect example of this—through dedication, she can play any song given to her. Her hard work shows that with persistence, anything is achievable. Keep it up!
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Kee Anya, an eight-year-old student at Henna's Music, consistently impresses her teacher with her dedication and hard work. Since starting piano lessons in October last year, she has shown remarkable progress, practicing diligently and focusing intently during class. Her fast learning is a testament to her persistence and discipline, qualities that have helped her excel.

Despite her mother's busy schedule as a working parent, she still finds time to monitor Anya's practice at home, ensuring her improvement continues. All of Anya's growth stems from her disciplined approach to learning.
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Mong Ee-Jay, now 14, is a cheerful and vigilant student who is currently excelling in his music journey at Henna's music . Performing his Grade 8 piece, Sonata in D, he demonstrates his mastery of articulation and rhythmic control. Having started his musical journey with xylophone lessons at the age of 4, his early foundation has greatly contributed to his strong musical sense. His determination shines as he aims to graduate from Grade 8 by the end of this year. Keep it up, Ee-Jay!

Wong Ming Shen is a talented musical boy who achieved distinction in his grade 3 piano exam this year. His expressive performance of "Aragonaise" by Beethoven shows his growing ability to convey emotion through music. However, as he prepares for his upcoming grade 5 exam, there is still room for technical improvement, especially in mastering more advanced techniques and precision. With continued dedication, he's well on his way to reaching higher levels of musicianship.

A xylophone student like Xinyu, who has already mastered note recognition and rhythm, will find this foundation beneficial when transitioning to piano lessons. Their familiarity with rhythm, especially from playing in a structured, percussive way, makes it easier to grasp complex timing like the triple rhythm in "Row Row Your Boat."
As they work on piano, this rhythmic strength will allow them to focus more on musical expression, dynamics, and finger technique, building on their previous knowledge to excel in both instruments.

Mong Ee Chen began his musical journey at the tender age of four, starting with Henna's music on the xylophone at You&Me Right Brain Learning Putra Heights . This early exposure to rhythm and melody has cultivated a strong sense of rhythm and an innate musicality in him. Now, as he approaches his Grade 8 piano exam, it is a testament to years of dedication and practice.

Despite his impressive rhythmical prowess and musical sensitivity, he needs to work harder in refining his timing and technical skill .
“Snow ,Moon and Flower,”is a Grade 8 piece notable for its emphasis on timing and expression rather than complex technical demands. This composition, with its
mysterious and evocative quality, requires the pianist to deliver a fluid and expressive performance, particularly in the concluding section.

Teaching students with special needs indeed requires extra patience and specialized knowledge. For Kayden, who shows strong memory and dedication, focusing on counting and applying it to his music can help him progress further. His ability to recall previous lessons and his enthusiasm for music notes are valuable assets.
The xylophone is an excellent choice for Kayden, as it helps build coordination and rhythm in a straightforward, engaging way. It provides a visual and tactile way to understand musical concepts, which can be particularly beneficial before transitioning to more complex instruments like the piano. Emphasizing counting rhythms while playing the xylophone will help Kayden develop a solid foundation in music theory and practice.
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Giselle Pang is a remarkably talented 6-year-old pianist whose dedication to music is truly impressive. Her ability to focus and practice consistently allows her to quickly grasp new pieces each week. Her latest performance of "The Secret," a technically demanding piece requiring staccato precision, showcases her impressive skills for her age. Although she is still developing her finger strength, Giselle’s passion and commitment shine through, as she delivers a performance that highlights her potential and love for music.

Jia Hui, a 13-year-old pianist, plays Debussy's "Little Shepherd" with a blend of natural musicality and focused diligence. Her approach to the piece reflects her rigorous practice and innate musical sense. As she begins, the gentle, evocative quality of the music comes through her delicate touch and thoughtful phrasing.

To enhance her expression and phrasing, Jia Hui could focus on her phrase shaping more and use the pedal to blend sounds seamlessly.

Visited x cello student house,here is the video of the practice between flute and cello..
Grace is preparing wedding song for her sister in church,she gained merit in her cello exam few years ago and graduated piano grade 8 with Henna's music .

She is a hardworking and highly talented musical student ..

A metronome is a device that produces a regular, steady beat,it is to help our students to maintain a consistent tempo while practicing. Amelda age 7 is playing her blue bell at Henna's music
This helps her to build rhythm and timing skills, ensuring her maintains a steady pace throughout their performance.

A girl Woon Xin Yu with just four months of xylophone class at her daycare at You&Me Right Brain Learning Putra Heights with guidance of Henna's music where she is , shows impressive progress. She has an excellent memory for reading notes and is quickly picking up on counting and techniques. Her enthusiasm and natural aptitude make her stand out despite her relatively short time with the instrument.
Here is her Mulberry Bush with little curved fingers and triple time .

A young kid named Woon Xin Yu who loves music but struggles to find time to practice at home due to her busy schedule and the demands of a lively household finally managed to get her song "Mulberry Bush" correct. With her parents often preoccupied and younger siblings needing attention, finding a quiet moment to practice was a challenge. Yet, her determination shone through. Despite the distractions and limited time,eventually, her perseverance paid off, and she managed to play "Mulberry Bush" smoothly and confidently, bringing a sense of accomplishment and pride to herself and her family.
All she needs to do is just tidying up her timing and make it steadier.


一个热爱音乐的小孩名叫温芯语，由于日程繁忙和家庭忙碌，很难抽出时间在家练习，终于成功弹奏出《桑树丛》这首歌。由于父母经常忙于工作，弟弟妹妹也需要照顾，找个安静的时间练习是一项挑战。然而，她的决心却闪耀着光芒。尽管干扰和时间有限，但最终，她的坚持得到了回报，她成功流畅而自信地弹奏了《桑树丛》，为自己和家人带来了成就感和自豪感。
不过，她需要多一点注意拍子旋律。

This young pianist named Cassendra , despite being new to Henna's Music, is already preparing for her grade 3 exam. She plays "Twilight" with some expression, showing her potential and understanding of the piece. While there is still some room for improvement in her timing, her ability to quickly grasp and learn music notes stands out. With a bit more practice and focus, she'll likely refine her performance even further.

A little girl name Amelda, sits gracefully at the piano bench, her small hands rest gently on the keys, poised and ready to play the classic Chinese folk song "Mo Li Hua" (Jasmine Flower). Her fingers move delicately and gracefully across the keys, skillfully transitioning between the flowing melodies and soft harmonies of the piece.

As she plays, the sweet, soothing melody of "Mo Li Hua" fills the room, evoking images of blooming jasmine flowers and the serene beauty of a Chinese garden. The piece's gentle rhythm and lyrical phrases showcase the girl's developing musical talent, capturing the essence of the song's elegance and charm.

In this moment, she is not just a little girl playing the piano but an artist conveying the timeless beauty and cultural richness of "Mo Li Hua."

The young girl Woon Xin Yu, aged 5, impressively plays "Yankee Doodle" on the piano, showing a remarkable talent for music despite her busy schedule and limited guidance at home. Her ability to understand all the notes and their values highlights her intelligence and strong memory, proving her innate focus and potential in music. It is hoped that her parents will recognize her abilities and provide more encouragement and support to nurture her musical journey further.
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