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Kids & Keys: Beginning Piano Class Part 3
24 Steps to Middle C and Keys From "A to G" - Beginning Piano
Class experience
Yes, it takes 24 steps on a PIANO to arrive at the BIG MIDDLE C, so come along with Miss Canda as we start our exciting journey on the keyboard! If you know your ABCs, Colors, and Numbers (1-30 a plus) then you will have even more fun learning the lay of the land of your keyboard/ piano and how to play it! NOTE: This class requires AT LEAST 2 learners in attendance. NO EXCEPTIONS. If only 1 learner, the Instructor will either 1) offer to transfer the student to a class with other learners,...
Students will learn the music alphabet, basics of fingering, black and white keys, key recognition and recognizing basic symbols in music theory. With practice and review outside of class, students will begin to develop discipline and be able to play in Middle C Position.
Homework Offered
Students will need to practice and perform exercises in an assigned lesson book, activity/theory book or worksheets that need to be purchased. Therefore students must have regular (at least 4 times a week) access to a piano or keyboard of at least 61 keys to participate in this class.1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
The last week of class there will be a final review plus each student will play their favorite piece in Middle C Position.Grades Offered
What you need for this class: A piano or digital keyboard of AT LEAST 61 keys to participate in this class. Must purchase the following assigned books and materials listed in the sources and external resources section. 1. Alfred's Basic Piano PREP Course LESSON BOOK A: For the Young Beginner, Book & CD 2. Alfred's Basic Piano Prep Course THEORY BOOK A: For the Young Beginner 3. Alfred's Basic Piano Prep Course: NOTESPELLER BOOK A, Level A You can find the music books on Amazon or Sheet Music Plus - Please make sure you purchase from the ALFRED's BASIC PREP COURSE LEVEL A Series. Additional Worksheets for Purchase as needed TBA. Crayons (Large or Triangular Size Optional) Large Pencil (optional) Drawing Paper or Manuscript Paper
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Parents, it is strongly advised if your child is new to piano, to keep in close proximity of your child during this class should he/she need assistance.
During class learners may practice music theory (note reading, note values, rhythmic dictation, key recognition, etc.) using the following online resources used as activities or presentations led by the Instructor IN CLASS ONLY: www.musictheory.net, musicteachertech.com, boomlearning.com, Canva, You Tube, Pinterest. Instructor may attach assigned worksheets for learners to complete from purchased books from the Instructor's library or materials from the following websites: Pinterest or teacherspayteachers.com
Hi there! I offer young minds effective ways to nurture their passion for music by guiding them with patience, creativity, and compassion. Originally from MD, I received my Bachelor's degree in Music at George Washington University and my...
Group Class
$120
for 9 classes1x per week, 9 weeks
30 min
Completed by 24 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
3-8 learners per class