Meet Jia Shweth D’Souza: A Young Pianist on a Journey
Jia Shweth D’Souza, a bright 9-year-old in Grade 4, embarked on her piano journey just two years ago, in 2022. Like many children learning a new instrument, her first year came with its fair share of challenges—one of the biggest being playing new songs without a solid grasp of the keys and chords. But what stands out about Jia is her determination. Despite the hurdles, she kept going, and her hard work has truly paid off.
Today, after two years of consistent practice, Jia has become quite skilled on the keyboard, navigating her way through the music with much more ease and confidence. Her growth is a testament to her dedication and perseverance, and it’s inspiring to see how far she’s come.
Now, in her second year of learning, Jia is taking on a new challenge: reading music notes. While this can be tricky for many young learners, Jia approaches it with excitement, knowing that with regular practice, she’ll master this skill as well.
For children like Jia, learning an instrument is a journey filled with both challenges and triumphs. It’s about building confidence, developing a strong work ethic, and—most importantly—enjoying the music along the way. Jia’s story is just one example of how young learners can persevere and grow through their musical education.
Celebrate Jia’s Progress! We’re so proud of how far Jia has come, and we’d love to showcase her achievements. Below, you can view her certificate of completion for her recent piano level and watch a video of her playing a piece that she’s worked hard to perfect. It’s moments like these that remind us of the beauty of learning music—it’s a journey, and each step forward is a celebration.
“Every note you master is a step closer to your dreams.”
– Joel Dave
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Congratulation dear Jia. I am very proud of you, you have a sweet voice and together with you piano accompaniment, its a delight to listen to you. God Bless you. A very big thank you to Sir Joel for being such an awesome teacher, and guiding his students not just in music but also to be good effective human beings.
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