What is D.S.P Performing Group? D.S.P. Performing Group is a group that provides opportunities for children to learn about singing, acting, and playing percussion instruments. Through musical/dramatic arts training and performing on stage, children can obtain both fine arts and teamwork skills while building confidence in a relaxing environment.

What is D.S.P Performing Group?

D.S.P. Performing Group is a group that provides opportunities for children to learn about singing, acting, and playing percussion instruments. Through musical/dramatic arts training and performing on stage, children can obtain both fine arts and teamwork skills while building confidence in a relaxing environment.

How does D.S.P. Performing Group provide training for the children?

D.S.P. Performing Group teaches children music through playful and rhythmic activities. Children will have fun while discovering their natural talent and potentials through onstage performance. We create a variety of enjoyable exercises to help children get a sense of accomplishment, and thus help building a positive attitude. Children will also learn about coordinating and interacting with others from creating music in a group environment. These valuable skills will be helpful for the children's musical learning process, as well as future social situations.

Why do we include percussion instruments?

Rhythm is one the basic elements in musical training; it is also an instinctive in many people. Percussion instruments create rhythm and music through striking the instrument itself, instruments such as the snare drum, timpani, base drum, triangle, xylophone, and many others. Children have a chance to choose and learn their preference. We believe that the children's energy and emotions can be released from playing a percussion instrument. They can be creative, and fulfill their potentials to the fullest with percussion instruments, music, and dramatic arts.

Will my child get a chance to perform?

Yes. There will be two performances a year, a minor performance in December, and an annual performance in May. Through onstage performance, children can overcome nerves and gain confidence, and also learn about onstage presence, skills, expressions, etc. All these skills will be applicable to the children's future. Of course, the most important aspect of this is to have fun and be fulfilled artistically.