Clase privada de piano y teclado ZOne-On-One (de 10 a 14 años)

This class listing is for a private electronic keyboard or piano lesson. There will be one student present in each session. These classes are recommended for beginner players, intermediate players, or advanced players who are looking to develop new skills and further their technique. 

During private lessons, we focus on building up the individual learner's goals, skills, and interests. During classes, topics we may work on include, but are not limited to reading rhythmic, melodic, or harmonic notation; playing chord progressions; how to use pre-programmed accompaniment tracks; fingering techniques; creating harmonic progressions; reading lead sheets; and creating melodies. Students will also be supported in developing appropriate playing position and independence.

- Week of March 1:  What's a chord progression? Watch how you can use one to play a song!
- Week of March 8: White keys and Black keys: Why are they set up in this pattern and how can I use this to make playing easier?
- Week of March 15: Making Up Melodies for Keyboards: How to Write your OWN Tune for the Piano or Keyboard 
- Week Week of March 22: The Grand Staff: The PERFECT Fit for Notes Played on PIanos and Electronic Keyboards


PARENTS: 
 - Please be certain your learner has access to the instrument DURING class. 
 - Please make sure your leaner knows how to mute/unmute in Zoom so that s/he can immediately try any idea presented in class or ask questions as needed
 - If your learner is using an electronic keyboard, please be certain that there is sufficient battery power or (preferred) the keyboard's power supply is plugged into the wall. 
 - Students will need Piano Adventures theory, performance, and lesson books. People contact the instructor for information about which level books to purchase. You can browse all levels of Piano Adventures books at this link: https://pianoadventures.com/browse/libraries/piano-adventures/
 - Please check notes below regarding camera placement