January 27, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Music & Art perhaps?? Explore your child’s creativity with Albert Einstein! Please contact us for more info! Click here for larger picture. Read More →
January 28, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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September 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The ‘Orff Schulwerk Approach’ also known as the ‘Orff Approach’ offers a holistic approach to Music Education originally conceived by German Composer, Carl Orff (1895 - 1982). It integrates singing, speech activities, movement, folk dance, creativity, listening skills and playing of percussion instruments to encourage active music making. For further information, please call us at 012-6604788/012-6440788 or download UPCOMING WORKSHOP brochure here (Inside) & (Outside) Read More →
September 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The ‘Orff Schulwerk Approach’ also known as the ‘Orff Approach’ offers a holistic approach to Music Education originally conceived by German Composer, Carl Orff (1895 - 1982). It integrates singing, speech activities, movement, folk dance, creativity, listening skills and playing of percussion instruments to encourage active music making. For further information, please call us at 012-6604788/012-6440788 or download UPCOMING WORKSHOP brochure here (Inside) & (Outside) Read More →
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Ever wanted to scream like any of those bands like Linkin Park or System of a Down? Here’s how you can become a great screamer without hurting your throat. Steps OK, let’s break it down to you. Four locations you need to know in your body. Your mouth. Your Throat/Pharynx. Your Chest. Your Diaphragm. While screaming, each of these parts has “jobs”. Lets start from the top. Your mouth releases the sound and forms the scream into words. Your mouth should be opened as wide as possible. DO NOT distort... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · 1 Comment
One of the most common beliefs in choosing a violin is that the more you pay the better the tone. This is unfortunately not true. There are some people who get a fine sounding violin for a small amount of money and there are some who spend a lot of money for a poor sounding violin. There are many criteria in evaluating a violin. Unfortunately tone is not typically near the top. For the most part here is the list of characteristics of a violin that determine price, in declining order of importance: The Maker Country of... [Read the full story]
May 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Most of the time when singers are thinking about pitch, they’re thinking about how to improve it! Going off pitch when singing is also called going “off key”, and it means that you sing a slightly different note then you intended to. Usually, you end up hitting a note that’s a little bit higher or lower then what you were aiming for. This is called going sharp (a little to high) or flat, which is a little to low. Everyone goes off key sometimes, but some people have a hard time controlling their... [Read the full story]
For a good cause: AMPAC performing at the ‘YOU MATTER in the Fight Against Cancer’ for the National Cancer Society together with organisers, ASTRO & NSTP in May... [Read more]
Located on its 1st Floor, is AMPAC’s Recital Hall. A well-designed facility which is also available for rent for private functions is equipped with sound & lighting systems,... [Read more]