instrument choice

[Cristofori]

The website is www.Trebellina.com

We are an American company (and hence accept payment in dollars), and we would ship to you.

[tatianna]

hi
do you have clip of your dvd?

[purplefungi]

I am going to be borrowing my parent's keyboard. It's a Yamaha (I think 88 keys) board with MIDI output. I'm going to take some lessons so that I can, in turn, teach him. My sister plays the violin, and I plan on hopefully getting her to teach my sons. It should be interesting!

[hafam]

Hi all

great to read about what you have written regarding instruments. I have no knowledge whatsoever about music and musical instruments so it's good to learn what to buy as 1st instrument for my baby.

I always likes piano, violin 2nd choice, excuse my non-professional ear hence preference. However piano is expensive. 2nd hand piano could be much more affordable but the tuning is not cheap, and I have heard that you have to retune it now and then. Problem is that I would not have a clue when a piano needs to be retuned.

If I buy a keyboard, could anyone please tell me what to look for? Thanks a lot.

[patience]

I plan to get my son piano lessons as soon as he is old enough. I have always wanted to learn how to play so maybe I will take lessons too. My son LOVES music and has since he was a baby. During a recent visit with his great great grandma he climbed onto the chair next to her as she was playing and singing for us and he begin pressing keys and swaying his head from side to side as if he knew exactly what he was doing. It was the funniest thing I just had to take pictures of them together.

[Cristofori]

hi
do you have clip of your dvd?

Sure.  Just go on the website and click on "video preview." 

[Kappasweet]

My baby has a toy piano, harmonica, and recorder.  He also has tons of those egg cha-chas, and the cha-chas with handles that are like mini maracas.  We are in Kindermusik, and our teacher is good about introducing a new instrument often, like bells and drums that are designed for "baby" play.  When my baby turns 18 months, we will move on to Kodomo music (Suzuki pre-instrument classes) so that he will be exposed to more "real" instruments.  I want to teach him piano, but I will be taking his lead if he prefers a string instrument or something like that.

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