MusicStrategy
Reading sheet music and learning music theory in just a few months
Would you like a sheet music to finally make sense to you?
Did you always think it would take years?
Would it be easier for you to start if someone was standing next to you?
In recent years, we have worked to experiment with methods that simplify and speed up learning to read sheet music. We have selected tasks that are most useful for all amateur musicians – that is, for young people and adults who would like to do music, even if they do not make a living from it.
Many people may feel that this is a long, time-consuming and, moreover, bitter process – because often the children cannot learn it either, even though they have been learning for years. On the other hand, we see that most of the children are not motivated, and since it is compulsory for them, they generally have no desire to do it, so it is really difficult.
In addition, as an adult, one more thing is simpler: while in childhood we still have to learn to speak selectively, build friendships, or even fall in love, an adult has already seen much more of the world – so understanding a new system is much faster for him.
“Guido Roveda has always been interested in the theoretical side of music. Since his studies in composition, he fell in love with renaissance music and this brought him to see this art from a historical and abstract point of view, reading several early music handbooks, studying theory and composition as it was conceived in the past, but never forgetting to bring this knowledge in the living present.
Music would be nothing with a proper organization. Since the beginning of it, human beings always tried to entangle the notes and rythms and do make them go wherever human brain decided. Knowing how to read, write and organize music, and knowing what lies behind the curtain of simple sound is what makes the difference, what makes the musician a good one.”
Guido Roveda
“Joyce is a passionate and versatile music educator. She has almost ten years of teaching experience in Hong Kong, having served as a certified pedagogue at the Vienna Boys Choir Music Academy and for the Yamaha Junior Music Programme. As a choral conductor, church organist and music researcher, she has performed and/or presented papers in Hong Kong, Beijing, Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia, Ireland and Poland. In recent years, she has been undergoing specialized trainings in Kodály music pedagogy in Hungary. Joyce believes that all-round musicianship is essential to one’s full enjoyment of music. She takes a holistic approach to teaching, balancing between the process and the outcomes so that every tiny step can be life-enriching for her students.“
Joyce Lau
MusicStrategy
For group lessons:
11.000 Ft / month*
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For those who would like to learn to read music on a basic level, but they don’t feel that they have any experience in it. After a few month we provide you some practice and rich knowledge in reading music and hints for musical thinking for an amateur.
Is it possible that you haven’t tried it?
It’s time to realize that it is easier you thought.
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weekly sessions of 50 minutes
in Budapest, next to Nyugati railway station
personalized development
surprise gift
Kodály method
For group lessons:
11.000 Ft / month*
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If you want to learn the basics of music theory based on the Kodály method, we recommend our program starting from the basics. After a few month we provide you some practice and rich knowledge in reading music and hints for musical thinking for an amateur. Solfa can surprise how many areas it can help you understand the music and even speed up the learning process.
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weekly sessions of 50 minutes
in Budapest, next to Nyugati railway station
personalized development
surprise gift
*The minimum period of using our services is 3 months.
Our group lessons start from 3 people.
If you feel you would like to come, but cannot afford the service fee,
we provide the opportunity for a couple of people to participate at a discount (50%, maybe 90%), and you can also sign up for our sessions as a supporter.
If this would help you, or perhaps you would like to help others, please let us know when you apply, or read more about the concept here:
ImPulzus Social Responsibility Program
In any case, we can start the joint work in the subsidized form if the resources are available – we will always contact the applicants for the subsidized form and give feedback individually about the current possibilities.
What will happen if you apply?
After filling out the application form, we will give you feedback on the appointment.
The next few days, you have nothing to do – enough to be spiritually prepared for the first time.
Apply now or write your questions to Edit at info@impulzusmusic.com!
Creative tasks and games – simply acquired knowledge
Interesting, easy-to-organize information
Fast and easy to understand methods
It’s never too late to start
Each week is something new success
It was perfectly understandable as a beginner. If I had practiced more at home, I would have been able to solve the tasks faster. I think that’s the key. Because you are very patient and encouraging, you have led us through the current desperate moments.
Viki Rull
It was very well-traceable, compiled and, of course, my previously picked-up knowledge expanded.
Beáta Ujvárossy
For me, the course was completely understandable and interesting. I have developed the most in the field of tone and chords, which I feel very useful in singing and piano.
Zita Csőke