Explore the art and beauty of Chinese wind instruments in Singapore.
Whether you’re learning for leisure, exploring pop music, or preparing for graded exams, lessons are thoughtfully tailored to your pace, goals, and interests.
Learn from an experienced educator and performer who focuses on helping learners build both technical skill and musical expression — all in a friendly and encouraging environment.
Dizi Lessons
The Dizi (Chinese bamboo flute) is one of the most iconic and expressive instruments in Chinese music. Its bright, lyrical tone makes it a favourite in both traditional and contemporary repertoire.
Lesson Focus:
• Proper embouchure, tone production, and breathing control
• Finger techniques, articulation, and ornamentation
• Chinese classical, folk, and orchestral repertoire
• Pop or crossover music for leisure learners
• Preparation for graded exams or school Chinese orchestra (CCA)
Sheng Lessons
The Sheng (Chinese mouth organ) is a unique wind instrument capable of producing multiple notes simultaneously, creating rich harmonies and textures. It is often featured in both solo and orchestral settings.
Lesson Focus:
• Develop proper air control — mastering both exhalation and inhalation for smooth, sustained playing
• Finger coordination and dexterity across multiple pipes
• Chinese orchestral and solo repertoire
• Pop or crossover arrangements for leisure learners
• Preparation for graded exams or school Chinese orchestra (CCA)
Lesson Policies
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable learning experience, please take note of the following:
• Lesson Duration: 45 or 60 minutes per session
• Lesson Frequency: Weekly
• Student Age: Minimum 8 years old and above
• Lesson Location: All lessons are conducted at the student’s home in Singapore (in-person only; online lessons are currently not available).
• Levels: Beginners to advanced learners
• Lesson Focus: Tailored to each student’s learning goals — leisure, pop, or graded exam preparation
• Lesson Rate: Please contact us for more information.
• Payments: Lesson fees are payable at the first lesson of each set of four lessons, via PayNow or cash.
• Scheduling & Punctuality: Lessons will begin and end as scheduled to respect both parties’ time. Please provide at least 24 hours’ notice for any rescheduling. Cancellations without notice may be charged.
• Instrument Purchase: Students are required to have their own Dizi or Sheng (including accessories). Please consult with the instructor on suitable models and types before purchasing. The instructor can also assist with purchase arrangements upon agreement.
• Teaching slots are limited due to other professional commitments. Lesson fees reflect the personalised attention and quality of instruction you can expect. Priority is given to learners who are motivated and excited to grow their skills.
👉 For lesson enquiries, please use our online form to get in touch.
If you have other training needs, such as short-term programmes, workshops, or customised sessions, please feel free to reach out using the same form.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Do I need to purchase my own Dizi or Sheng before starting lessons?
Yes. Before purchasing, please consult with the instructor on suitable models and accessories. The instructor can also assist with purchase arrangements if needed.
2. How long does it take to learn basic songs?
Learning pace varies by individual, but most beginners can play simple tunes within a few lessons with consistent practice. Lessons are tailored to your learning goals to ensure steady progress.
3. What is the minimum age to start Dizi or Sheng lessons?
Students must be 8 years old or above to begin learning the Dizi or Sheng.
4. Can I learn both instruments at the same time?
Yes, but learning both instruments simultaneously requires more time and practice commitment to make steady progress.
5. Are lessons suitable for graded exams or school Chinese orchestra (CCA)?
Yes. Lessons can be customised to prepare students for graded exams or participation in school Chinese orchestras (CCA), in addition to learning for leisure or performance purposes.
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