Colorfully Playing The Piano

Download or read book Piano Games written by Natasha Mikhaylova and published by . This book was released on 1914-03-14 with total page 48 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:

Download or read book How to Improve at Playing Piano written by Elisa Harrod and published by How to Improve At. This book was released on 2010 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Using a combination of easy-to-follow text, step-by-step photography, and diagrams, this guide provides what you need to develop your piano skills. Everything from the basics to advanced.

Download or read book My First Piano Adventure: Lesson Book A with CD written by and published by Hal Leonard Corporation. This book was released on 2007-01-01 with total page 88 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: (Faber Piano Adventures ). Written for ages 5 and 6, My First Piano Adventure captures the child's playful spirit. Fun-filled songs, rhythm games and technique activities develop beginning keyboard skills. Three distinguishing features of the Lesson Book A make it unique and effective for the young 5-6 year old beginner. 1. A strong focus on technique embedded in the book through playful technique games, chants, and carefully-composed pieces that gently lead the child into pianistic motions. 2. An outstanding CD for the young student to listen, sing, tap, and play along with at the piano. The orchestrated songs on the CD feature children singing the lyrics, which has great appeal to the 5-6 year old beginner. The CD becomes a ready-made practice partner that guides the student and parent for all the pieces and activities in the books. 3. The fanciful art features five multi-cultural children who are also learning to play. These friends at the piano introduce basic rhythms, white key names, and a variety of white and black-key songs that span classical, folk, and blues. Young students will listen, sing, create, and play more musically with Nancy and Randall Faber s My First Piano Adventure, Lesson Book A. The Lesson Book introduces directional pre-reading, elementary music theory and technique with engaging songs, games, and creative discovery at the keyboard. Young students will enjoy the multi-cultural "friends at the piano" who introduce white-key names, basic rhythms, and a variety of songs which span classical, folk, and blues. Ear-training and eye-training are also part of the curriculum. The Fabers' instructional theory "ACE" - Analysis, Creativity, and Expression, guides the pedagogy of My First Piano Adventure. Analysis leads to understanding, creativity leads to self-discovery, and expression develops personal artistry. The CD for this book offers a unique listening experience with outstanding orchestrations and vocals. The recordings demonstrate a key principle of the course: when children listen, sing, tap, and move to their piano music, they play more musically. View Helpful Introductory Videos Here

Download or read book Colorfully Playing the Piano written by Jodi Marie Fisher and published by Jodi Marie Fisher. This book was released on 2021-05-17 with total page 336 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Colorfully Playing the Piano is a Piano lesson songbook and coloring book. With 335 pages, it is full of materials for young learners and creative learners of any age. It teaches how to play chords to play and sing many popular songs. It also teaches how to play warm ups and teaches basic music theory concepts. Using an innovative concept of only finger numbers for playing melodies, you can learn to play piano fast whether you are musically talented or not. For those who appreciate traditional written music, there is a section for learning how these concepts will help learn how to play and then transition to learning sheet music after having learned how to actually play. Like learning how to speak a language before learning how to read. Give this method a try. There are doodles on almost every page to color and enjoy to motivate any learner to play in a creatively colorful way.

Download or read book Pooh's Piano Book written by and published by . This book was released on 2001 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Provides the words and, at the push of a button, the melody to ten folk songs.

Download or read book Hello Kitty I Love to Play Piano written by Editors of Publications and published by . This book was released on 2013-01-02 with total page 12 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: It's no wonder why kids love Little Sound Books. This electronic picture book featuring Disney Pixar's Planes includes favorite characters, colorful pictures, and seven sound buttons. Character voices and story sounds make these already exciting stories even more fun to read.

Download or read book Piano - Guided Sight-Reading written by Leonhard Deutsch and published by Read Books Ltd. This book was released on 2011-03-23 with total page 110 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Sight-reading is a skill which offers a student access to all music literature; a skill through which he can acquaint himself with any composition, unaided by a teacher. Nor can the ability to sight-read be lost. Once musical notation has become a living picture for the student, it will remain so, and he will at any time afterward be able to perform any music whether he practices regularly or not. Sight-reading does not conflict with repertoire study. On the contrary, a good sight-reader has no trouble in perfecting a piece, and is all the more stimulated to do so. After a student has developed adequate facility in sight-reading, he is ready for unrehearsed or little rehearsed performance; this is especially important for chamber musicians and accompanists. Also, to musicians in other fields who take piano lessons as an additional subject, sight-reading will be very welcome. Thus it is suitable for every piano pupil. For the amateur student, however, the sight-reading method is imperative. Not only does it direct him to an appropriate goal-developing musicianship-but it also helps him to attain it. It is not the privilege of especially talented persons. To play a piano piece correctly at sight implies nothing more than a coordination of the player's ears, eyes, and hands. Every normal person can develop that coordination, though it may mean hard work for some. The efficacy of sight-reading has been proven by my own teaching experience and by that of my co-workers over a period of a great many years with numerous students of all ages and types. Most of our students would have failed under traditional instruction. Many actually had failed, but they resumed their piano studies with our new approach and then succeeded.