Keyboards/Piano



Piano Age 12 Jeremy

Bach Duet

Xylophone

7 Year Old Pianist

Synthesizer

 

Strings

Musical Kids Robot

Puppet Skeleton

5 Year Old Violinist

7 Year Old Fiddler

Winds

Saxophone

Harmonica Beat Box

French Horn

Flute

Tuba

 

Other Music

Top Marching Band

Female Beatboxer

Drums

Drummer Age:10

Percussion Dance

Hip Hop Drummers

Japanese Drums

Snare Drums

Drumbone

Stomp Out Loud


Guitar

Guitar & Mandolin

Blues Guitar

Canon Rock

Bass Guitar

Rocking Guitar

10 Year Old Guitarist

 

Vocal/Singing

11 Year Old Singer

Young Il Divo

Italian Duet

Singing Sign

British Singer Connie

Talented Kid Singers

9 Year Old Jamia

Amazing Kid Singers

More Amazing Kids


String Instruments

 

Learn to Play String Instruments

Learn to play one or more string instruments and join your school band or orchestra. String instruments are played with a bow that moves across the strings to make a sound.

The fingerboard is where the different notes are determined.

Popular string instruments including violin, viola, cello and bass. Four part orchestral arrangements are usually made for these four instruments.

Fiddle for kidsOther stringed instruments are in the mountain music type. Ya-hoo! The fiddle is available in 3/4 size or 1/2 size and even smaller, so any small hands can start to learn. The fiddle can sound scratchy to begin with, but once it gets going, it is pretty cool.

You can use fiddle mutes on a fiddle to make them quieter when practicing.

Clothes pins actually work fine for that purpose.

Tape on the fiddle can help mark where the frets are so kids can easily find the right fret. Just tape the second and fifth frets to help get it. You can put tape for all the frets as needed, but to start you only need the two. A shoulder rest can help make playing the fiddle more comfortable. Learn to play the guitar or other stringed instrument that does not use a bow if you like.