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Piano Music Class *Primer (Part a); Introduction to Beginner Piano
Beginning Piano - Level C - Small Group Class
Renee Serritella, MMEd
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(189)
In this 8-meeting course, students will expand upon the skills they have developed in Beginning Piano - Level B.
Class experience
This class picks up where Level B leaves off. Prospective students should be able to read standard notation in C position and know the names of the white keys on the piano. Students will continue to develop their sight-reading skills, play simple pieces using hands together, learn how to play legato and staccato, read and play in different time signatures and continue to develop dynamic control and phrasing. Week One: Review final pieces from Level B. Begin Piano Adventures Level 1 Lesson...
This class picks up where Level B leaves off. Prospective students should be able to read standard notation in C position and know the names of the white keys on the piano. Students will continue to develop their sight-reading skills, play simple pieces using hands together, learn how to play legato and staccato, read and play in different time signatures and continue to develop dynamic control and phrasing.
I have been teaching piano for over 13 years. I have a Master's Degree in Music Education and a Bachelor's Degree of Art in Music. I am a touring musician and am currently recording my second solo album.
Homework Offered
Students will need to practice about 1-2 hours every week to stay on top of class material.1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
I will offer feedback after students perform an exercise and, if needed, provide suggestions to help the student master the concept. Mistakes are a part of learning a musical instrument! So students should not worry if they play the exercise or a piece correct on the first try.Grades Offered
Please note: Piano Adventures offers kindle/digital versions of the lesson book. The digital version may be a better option at this time since shipping times may be significantly delayed. Students should have: Piano Adventures LESSON BOOK LEVEL 1 (pink/red cover) 2nd Edition 9781616770785 (Pink/red cover) https://pianoadventures.com/publications/piano-adventures-level-1-lesson-book-2nd-edition/ Students should have access to a piano or keyboard for the course. A keyboard that has at least 76 keys and allows for dynamic expression (sometimes call weighted or graded keys or touch response) is preferred. It is helpful for students to have a phone/tablet holder or stand so I can see their hands while playing the piano.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(189)
Welcome to my page! I love working with students who are eager to learn more about guitar, piano, songwriting and ukulele. I strive to keep lessons fun and engaging while helping students discover their musical voices! I believe in creating a safe...
Group Class
$156
for 8 classes1x per week, 8 weeks
30 min
Completed by 49 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
4-5 learners per class
