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Required: Piano (Any keyboard with at least 60 keys will be sufficient.) 
An inexpensive electric keyboard can run between $50-200 at least. 

Required: Faber Pre-Reading Piano Adventure Lesson Book A
https://pianoadventures.com/browse/libraries/piano-adventures/libraries-piano-adventures-my-first-piano-adventure/

Recommended: Audio Tracks 
https://pianoadventures.com/online-audio-for-my-first-piano-adventure-book-a/

Recommended: Music Stand
Please make sure the Learner can see the Lesson Book clearly. 

PDF Printout of Homework Helper (Available after enrollment.)

Pencil

For pianists under 6, parental guidance may be needed for technical issues, help with the lessons and safety. Early learners are not expected to sit at the piano the whole time, but I hope they can stay in the room for the lesson with encouragement from caregivers. Grown-ups are encouraged to model what I do in class rather than manipulate the pianists hands. 
Virtual music making has its limitations and patience and understanding are appreciated. 

Please understand that the Mute Function will be used throughout the class.  Making music live over the internet has a few issues to consider and one of them is the Zoom "noise cancelling" algorithm; it believes music is noise, so it will cancel it out if we all play unmuted.  Another issue is the internet lag which makes playing at the same time impossible. Therefore the pianists will be muted while I play musical examples, then we unmute to discuss and ask questions. I will also ask for volunteers to play unmuted one at a time, during which is either a listening moment or a practice moment for the other pianists.  There will be opportunities for conversation and interaction in every lesson. 

Set-up: 
- Please set up the computer to have Original Sound Enabled. Check out this link for help doing that:
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115003279466-Enabling-option-to-preserve-original-sound

- Please position the computer camera to include part of the piano and student, if possible. This may mean putting the laptop off to the side of the pianist, rather than in front. If this is too cumbersome, it's not the end of the world. Computers, laptops and iPads are ideal, but iPhones can be used. 

- Please make sure the pianist has a quiet space to learn in.  Because we are using our ears a lot, it can be difficult for learners to concentrate if there is a lot of background noise or distractions.