Over the years, we found that many parents and teachers struggled with motivating their students to practice their instruments regularly. As a music teacher, the number one question I would receive from parents is: “How do I get my child to practice more?

When our child started learning an instrument we felt that a tool for keeping children motivated to practice was needed. But when we couldn’t find a tool that meet our needs, we took matters into our own hands and created an app ourselves. We were able to do that thanks to the many years of experience in teaching, music, and software development we have.

In today’s digital age, technology is increasingly being used to help motivate students to practice their musical instruments. Our app, which is completely free to use, is designed to help students track their progress, and receive rewards for consistent practice.

The app is designed to make practice more engaging and enjoyable and to help students stay motivated to continue practicing over time. The app features a user-friendly interface, making it easy for students, parents, and teachers to use.

One of the key benefits of using a practice app is that it allows students, parents, and teachers to quickly and easily see how often the students have practiced. The students will see it in a fun interface catering to young children. The lessons will be represented by animals, and the animals will get sad if the student neglects to practice. The teachers will have a more traditional interface.

We love teaching music to children and providing tips and knowledge to students, parents, and teachers. As both parents of young children learning instruments and music teachers, we want to help teachers and parents motivate children to practice.

The team behind Farmorama

BRIDGET

Bridget has worked as a teacher for over 20 years and has primally been teaching violin to young students in her own studio. She has worked across different cultures with teaching and orchestra experience in Singapore, New Zealand, USA, and Sweden. Bridget has a Diploma in Education from National Institute of Education Singapore, a Bachelor of Music with First Class Honors in Violin Studio Pedagogy (level 1-8) from University of Auckland, and a certificate in Suzuki Violin Pedagogy from University of Denver

LARS

Lars has worked 20 years in IT and has experience with major international IT companies as well as startups. He has a Master of Science in Engineering, Computer Science from Lund University.