If you have a question that you don't see posted, drop us a note by email and we will try to get an answer posted as soon as possible. Send us your questions. We're not sure our child will really enjoy piano. I'm still confused about your make-up policy. I've been to other recitals where the kids are allowed to use music.
New books are awfully expensive.
Our daughter did wonderfully for about the first six months, but now she seems to have lost interest. The best age to start a child at piano is when the child is ready, not when you are. Several factors should be considered when deciding if your child is old enough or mature enough to begin serious study at the piano. Readiness Ideally, your child should be at least at the reading readiness stage. She should have a rudimentary sense of number and be able to make the distinction that written music is a code that makes up sound, similar to letters and words that make up stories.