de Emily studio

Looking for an activity for your 3.5-year-old child? We’ve got you covered! 🎵🎹

Our new June intake is now open for our early childhood music programme.

🗓 Class Time: Every Thursday, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Through fun music activities, singing, listening, movement, and keyboard exploration, children can develop their musical skills, confidence, focus, and creativity in a fun and engaging environment.

✨ Limited slots available!
Register now before the class is full.

For more information or to reserve a place, contact us today.

Congratulations to all our students for their hard work and dedication.
A simple bow on stage carries countless hours of practice, effort, patience, and determination. Every performance reflects the hard work behind the scenes.

And yes, all of them did it! No matter what the result was, each and every one of them gave their very best, and we are truly proud of all of you. ❤️🎹

Looking for activities for your 3.5 to 4 years old child?
Yes, you heard it right — they are suitable to join our DEJC programme! 🎹🎶

What is DEJC?
DEJC is a music appreciation class specially designed for young children to explore music through singing, listening, rhythm activities, and keyboard work.

This is a one-year programme that helps prepare children before moving on to our one-to-one piano lessons.

Limited intake only twice a year — January & June.

📍 June Intake Class Time
Thursday | 7:00pm – 8:00pm

Not sure whether your child is suitable?
No worries! Bring them over to observe our actual running class. If they enjoy the class, you may proceed with enrolment 😊

📅 Observation Class Schedule
• 29/5 (Friday) | 7:00pm – 8:00pm
• 31/5 (Sunday) | 11:00am – 12:00pm
• 2/6 (Tuesday) | 7:00pm – 8:00pm

Limited slots available. Reserve your spot now!

Throwback to some short clips from our finalists 🎹✨
They’re heading into their finals next week!!
Wishing all of them the very best — stay confident, enjoy the performance, and give it your all 💪🎶

Is piano lesson enough for your child… or is stage experience important too?

Learning piano builds strong fundamentals — technique, reading skills, discipline, and musical understanding.
But performing on stage helps children grow in a different way.
Through stage performances, children learn:
• Confidence in front of people
• How to overcome nervousness
• Focus and preparation
• Communication and expression
• Sense of achievement after performing
A child may play very well during lessons…
but performing on stage is where they learn to share their music with others. 🎶

That’s why both are important:
🎹 Piano lessons build the skill
🌟 Stage experience builds the confidence
Every small performance is a step forward in their musical journey 💛