Seamless Music Transition Program

A specialized service for relocating students to continue their music education smoothly.

1. Plan Ahead: Secure Your Music Education Before Moving

• Early Communication – Families can connect with us before relocating to discuss their child’s needs.

• Pre-Booked Trial Lessons – Students can schedule trial lessons ahead of their move to ensure a smooth start.

• Slot Reservation with Deposit – Secure preferred lesson times with a deposit before arriving in the new city.

2. Placement & Assessment

• Personalized Level Assessment – Evaluate the student's current skill level to match them with the right teacher and program.

• Customized Learning Plan – Ensure a smooth continuation from their previous curriculum (ABRSM, CM, RCM, etc.).

3. Exam & Competition Continuity

• Exam Preparation Support – Guide students on how to transition into local or international music exam systems.

• Competition Readiness – Help students prepare for upcoming competitions without losing progress.

4. Flexible Enrollment & Scheduling

• Rolling Admissions – Students can join any time of the year without waiting for a new term.

• Custom Scheduling – Adjust lesson times to fit around relocation plans and settling-in periods.

• Trial Lessons Available – Families can experience the school before committing long-term.

5. Ensemble & New Buddy Engagement

• Ensemble & Band Integration – Students are quickly placed in small group ensembles or bands where they can meet peers, build friendships, and continue their musical journey together.

• Buddy System – Each new student is paired with an existing student in their ensemble, orchestra, or band to help them adjust socially and musically.

• Collaborative Learning – Through group rehearsals, students improve their skills while forming connections with their new music community.

Multi-Instrument Expansion & Orchestral Readiness Program

A structured counseling and coaching program to guide students in selecting and mastering multiple instruments, preparing them for school and city-level orchestras.

1. First Instrument Mastery & Expansion Timeline

• Primary Instrument Foundation – Typically, piano serves as the first instrument due to its comprehensive development of coordination, music theory, and ear training.

• Assessment for Expansion – Once students reach a proficient level in piano (equivalent to CM Level 5+, ABRSM Grade 5+, or RCM Grade 5+), they can effectively manage learning a second instrument.

2. Talent Assessment & Personalized Instrument Selection

• Physical & Cognitive Evaluation – Assess hand size, breath control (for wind instruments), and coordination to determine suitable second and third instruments.

• Musical Aptitude & Interest Exploration – Use improvisation, rhythm exercises, and trial lessons to identify natural inclinations.

3. Orchestra Placement Strategy & Audition Preparation

• Choose orchestra-appropriate audition pieces based on the level of the orchestra.

• Focus on technical passages, expressive phrasing, and ensemble skills to impress audition panels.

• Mock Auditions & Performance Coaching.

• Emphasize intonation, rhythm precision, tone quality, and sight-reading fluency for orchestral success.

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Music & Culture Merge-In Program
A comprehensive support system for relocating and immigrant students to integrate into a new culture and continue their musical journey.

1. Partnership with Kumon: Language & Cultural Integration

• Language Support – Collaborate with Kumon to provide structured English learning alongside music education.

• Cultural Adaptation – Help students understand cultural nuances in music, performance etiquette, and classroom communication.

• Bilingual Assistance – Offer resources and mentors to ease the transition for non-native English speakers. (We have teacher who speaks Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Russian, Turkish, Armenian, Ukrainian)

2. English for Music & Performance Readiness

• Native English-Speaking Teachers – Provide lessons focused on musical terminology and performance communication in English.

• Stage & Rehearsal Preparation – Help students gain confidence in speaking, presenting, and understanding directions in English.

• Musical Expression Coaching – Teach articulation, phrasing, and interpretation from a Western performance perspective.

3. Exam System Transition & Assessment

• Level Evaluation – Assess students based on the exam system from their home country.

• Custom Transition Plan – Guide students on how to integrate into the U.S. system.

• Exam & Certification Guidance – Provide a clear roadmap for students aiming to continue their musical certifications.

4. Enrichment & College Application Pathway

• Academic & Music Planning – Help students align their music training with their college applications and long-term goals.

• Competitions & Portfolio Building – Guide students in selecting performance opportunities that strengthen applications.

• Scholarship & Program Matching – Advise on pre-college music programs, summer intensives, and conservatory pathways.

5. Learning Buddy System & Ensemble Engagement

• Group Class Pairing – Match students with peers in small group classes for social and academic support.

• Ensemble & Band Integration – Place students in orchestras, bands, and chamber groups to foster quick adaptation.

• Performance-Based Learning – Encourage new students to participate in recitals and community concerts early on.

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