Piano Lessons

Download and print in PDF or MIDI free sheet music of major scales - Lessons - Scales for Major Scales by Lessons - Scales arranged by [email protected] for Piano (Solo)

Ode to Joy, with not only advanced "BIG"-sounding arrangements, piano duets, "Joyful, joyful" lyrics, but also multiple EARLY and LATE beginner arrangements!

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Learn how to play ALL piano chords with a free, downloadable chord chart PDF with complete chord formulas.

Well, we have been back for over a week. I'm starting to get back into the swing of things. I've been so busy that I haven't posted pictures of my classroom. So, here they are :) You'll see lots of "Pinteresty" things such as the poofs, cans for sharp (#) and flat pencils, the bubblegum machine full of pencil top erasers which I have to add my students think is SUPER cool. :D These are the cabinets on the east side of my room. You'll notice a sink which is great for cleaning recorders...

Music notes posters with names and time values. You will receive a .pdf containing the pages for 15 x music theory posters for your music room decor. The posters are bright, colourful and easy to read.Includes the main types of musical notes, rests and clefs that beginner music students need to know. These posters show the different types of notes, rests and their durations to give your young music students a helping hand with learning to readmusic. The set also includes treble clef and...

Discover 5 basic piano chords that you can master in a matter of minutes. These are by far the easiest and most common chords you can learn. They are easy to learn and can make a song sound great.

This is a continuation from Part 1 The aim is to get to a point to be able to read the following piece: Seeing how written music maps to the piano extremely well, leads me to believe that modern sheet music was invented first for the piano (or maybe the piano was invented with sheet music in mind... Who knows???). This sheet music to keyboard mapping is so intuitive that it is the logical place to start (at least in my opinion :P) Step 2 (Marching forward) We will begin with the grand staff...