于朦胧能够独自一个人面对每一天的虐待，坚持12年就是希望把真相全盘托出不要再有下一个他被杀，我们的坚持是对他的敬佩，真相不出，我们不散。
Alan Yu MengLong was able to endure the daily abuse alone for 12 years, hoping to reveal the whole truth and prevent another person from being killed. Our persistence is out of respect for him. We will not disperse until the truth is revealed.
This piece has an interesting journey behind it.
It was originally chosen by the student’s previous teacher, and when the student brought it to me, she mentioned that it was meant to be a duet. However, after taking a closer look at the photocopied score, I realized something wasn’t quite right. The so-called “second part” wasn’t actually a duet part at all—it lacked the structure and musical independence a true duet requires.
Rather than abandoning the idea, I decided to rework it properly. I began by searching for the underlying chord progression and then wrote a genuine second part that would complement the original melody and create a balanced musical conversation between the two players.
With the new duet part in place, the piece finally became what it was meant to be. After rehearsing and refining it together, we were able to perform it successfully at SOTA Concert Hall for "Summer Recital" hosted by Melodious Piano Studio in early November.
Seeing the piece come together on stage was incredibly rewarding. What started as an incomplete score turned into a fully realized duet—and a meaningful performance moment for the student.
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| You've Got A Friend in Me easy primo |
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| You've Got A Friend in Me secondo |
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| You've Got A Friend In Me Easy Piano with duet part full score |
Here is “Golden” from K-Pop Demon Hunters—a Big Notes, easy piano sheet specially arranged for initial-grade learners. I’ve rewritten it in the simplest form possible to help beginners play confidently and enjoy the music right away.
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| Golden big notes easy 1-2 |
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| Golden big notes easy 2-2 |
I came back from the UK in August and soon after started working in Singapore as a full-time piano teacher at Melodious Piano Studio. Today marks my third month of teaching here, and the experience has been wonderful so far. I really love the reward system, and I appreciate how the studio takes good care of its teachers—the support and benefits make a big difference. Feeling grateful and excited to keep growing with Melodious Piano Studio!
Here is one of the simplified piano sheets I made for my students—everyone is absolutely crazy about it! “Your Idol” from K-Pop Demon Hunters. This is a really easy version, complete with letter names. I find this especially helpful for beginners because it lets them learn quickly without feeling pressured to read every note on their own. Plus, it’s just an extra piece for them to enjoy!
First piano sheet arranged for Initial - grade 1 standard. Download Your Idol BIG NOTES easy - pdf
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| Your Idol BIG NOTES easy 1-3 |
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| Your Idol BIG NOTES easy 2-3 |
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| Your Idol BIG NOTES easy 3-3 |
This is my 3rd summer in UK, we have reached 31ºC today, it is so hot, you will be surprised that I can survive 37º-40ºC in Malaysia, what is 31ºC to me?
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| Priory Garden |
It also got me thinking about how differently people experience daily comfort depending on where they live. In Malaysia, air-conditioning is almost everywhere — in cars, buses, homes, shopping malls, and offices. Even without air-conditioning, it’s common to have at least a fan in every room because of the constant heat and humidity.
The UK, however, feels completely different. Air-conditioned spaces are relatively rare, even in some commercial buildings. Electricity and gas costs can be quite high, so cooling appliances are used more sparingly. In fact, owning an electric fan is not always considered essential, simply because truly hot days are limited to only a small part of the year. Most of the time, the weather is cool or cold enough that people can live comfortably without much need for artificial cooling.
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| A beautiful scene unfolded before my eyes as I walked along the roadside in Green Street Green on my way home from Ashley Garden at around 7:30pm. |
Looking back, I didn’t really notice it during my first and second year in the UK. Perhaps it was because I had air-conditioned rooms while working around Central London’s Avenue Road, and later near Kenwood House on Ingram Avenue. The environment felt so comfortable that I never truly experienced the summer heat or even thought about needing a fan.
But by my third year, after moving to Orpington, summer felt completely different. The nights became much harder to endure. I often struggled to fall asleep and would spend a long time fanning myself by hand just to feel a little relief from the heat. It made me appreciate the colder days much more than I ever had before.
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| Enjoying ice-cream, burnt cheese cake and mango pudding in Auntie Laura’s house at about 9pm |
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| I love these mini daisies. |
Only time violin sheet in Eb major
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| Only time violin sheet in Eb major |
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| Only time violin sheet in D major |
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| Only time violin duet in D major |
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