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Twos, Threes, and Keys in Between
Canda Daryl Fisher
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(63)
Welcome to this fun introduction to piano for beginners! If you are new to piano, join us in this one time class where we explore the keyboard, its black and white keys, and how to create sounds with dynamics and tempo!
Class experience
Get ready for some fun using the ABCs, Colors, Numbers (1-10), and understanding Opposites to help you learn about your very own keyboard! This one time class is generally for beginners new to piano as this serves as a brief introduction. Although not required, prior experience with a group pre-K or elementary music class or music appreciation class is a plus. In this class we will explore the keyboard and identify the black and white keys, the music alphabet, fingering, and applying...
With this primer class, students will have a better understanding of the basics of music as applied to piano - the music alphabet, black and white keys, and expressing differences in dynamics and tempo. Following the intro, it's recommended to follow up with the beginning piano class "24 steps to Middle C and Keys from A to G"
Students will need to have access to a piano or a keyboard of at least 61 keys for this class.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Parents, it is advised if your child is new to piano, please keep within close proximity of your child (but while not being visible on camera) during the 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
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(63)
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
$15
per classMeets once
30 min
Completed by 15 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 4-6
4-7 learners per class
