Christmas Piano - Let Kids Have a Jolly Time

Children love playing the happy tunes of the Christmasand the study of music. In this way when their piano
season. This is the time of the year to let your childrenteacher introduces them to another great piece of
play the songs they love to hear, and they will lovemusic, instead of saying, "I've never heard that before.
music even more.I'm not sure if I like it." They'll say, "Oh wow! I've heard
I know you have probably heard that Christmas songthat song before when my family went to see......"
so many times before. But it's new to your young childChildren love to play the tunes they have already
in piano! So let him or her play the Twelve Days ofheard and can associate positive experiences with.
Christmas one more time. Believe it or not, this is partFamiliarity is comforting to children. It makes learning a
of the learning process for kids. My son was about 8new piece of music easier for them. The best way to
years old when the movie Home Alone came out, andbroaden your child's musical repertoire is to expand
he really enjoyed it. He must have played "Rockin'their musical experience. The more exposure they
Around the Christmas Tree" on the piano about ahave to music, the more comfortable they will be with
gazillion times. We loved hearing it every time...welllearning new pieces.
almost every time.Here's a great way to get the most out of your child's
Here's how you can take advantage of your child'senthusiasm for music this holiday season and
holiday-music exuberance. Introduce your child to morethroughout the year. Put season tickets to the
brand new holiday experiences. Take them to see aPerforming Arts such as the Symphony, the Ballet, or
Christmas Musical or Ballet. Then continue to exposeyour local Children's Theatre in their Christmas stocking!
your child to valuable musical experiences throughoutYou'll be giving them a gift that will keep on giving
the year. This will broaden their appreciation for musicthrough the year - and for a lifetime.