My First Piano: Learn To Play: Kids

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Rhythmic values include crotchets, minims and semibreves, with quavers introduced later in the book; The problem with this is that students learn finger positions and don’t learn the stave. This is not conducive to long-term musical progression and likely confuses children more than helps them. I like how this particular book from John Thompson does away with this, and focuses on associating the notes on the keyboard with notes on the stave right from the outset. We teach group after School piano lessons from beginners age 7 and upwards. Can you recommend a good group beginners book?. We currently use Piano Adventures (Nancy & Randall Faber – Faber piano adventures). However, some teachers assert that the first half is not of complete value/application within a class environment. Any thoughts on group books suitable for individual as well as collective learning? Reply

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It's also the first time Caillou wears a blue tuxedo and a red bowtie when he plays the piano, He also wears that on Caillou can count from 1 to 10.Performance Grades are digital exams assessed from a video recording. They have a strong focus on performance, including communication, interpretation and delivery. In the exam you perform a programme of four pieces. There’s a lot to worry about when choosing the best beginner piano book for your students, as each book contains different materials, and sometimes it may feel like your students may be missing out on vital information that might not be in the book you’ve chosen.

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Pianists can take Performance Grades at Initial Grade and Grades 1 to 8. There are no booking periods or exam sessions so you can choose when to book, record and submit your exam. Scale Explorer for Piano – energise your scale practice through short pieces, improvisation, composition and exercises. Available for Grades 1 to 5. Piano Specimen Sight-Reading Tests – enhance your sight-reading skills for exams and music-making. Available for Grades Initial to 8. Legato and staccato are not included, but there is always the option for individual students to add these where they are capable;

I’d thoroughly recommend getting your students a book of blank staff paper.This will help intrinsically with their music-reading and learning abilities. This really is a must for any student learning theory; without the ability to write down the things they have learned, it will make it much harder for the student to retain information.

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Here's everything you need to know about when, where, and how much it costs to book one of our exams. It is again geared towards those who don’t have much time to dedicate to learn to play the piano, presenting musical concepts and ideas in a compact and straightforward way. This is a slightly slower-paced version of Alfred’s other adult piano course books, with a greater emphasis on sight-reading exercises. I run a sheet music store. All I can add is that the Faber outsells all the other series combined. Alfred is next and then Bastien. ReplyI felt the book could sometimes be a little too childish; it’s great for five to seven year olds but I think a child above that age will feel it’s been geared to younger children and will lose interest. Additionally, He is seen playing a white grand piano. The piano can also be seen in the song Caillou can count to 1 to 10, but in brown. My First Piano Book introduces young children to the piano and music-making through fun activities, rhymes, songs and pieces.