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Piano
& Guitar Prep
Beginning
to Advanced
Drums, Congas, and
World Percussion Lessons
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Ages 6- 9
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The
perfect introduction to piano!
Piano teams are fun, unique piano classes
of 2-4 children, where students have fun at the beginning of each class
playing rhythm and note-reading games that reinforce music theory,
hand coordination and piano skills.
Every child feels successful. The perfectly balanced
curriculum to ensure a positive self-esteem and enthusiasm about piano
beginnings! Even though the piano team conducts skill games as an
ensemble, the teacher works individually with each student on their
piano pieces so that children can move at their own pace!
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Natalie
said, My 6-year old son is excited about piano team because he has so
much fun learning through piano games, which has helped him learn
quickly. He loves his private time with his teacher too. Home practice
is never problem. I am thrilled that the piano team has kept him
motivated and happy!
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Each class
will be 50 minutes in length, once a week. Students will receive a song book, theory workbook,
take-home learning aids, ensemble songs, and a variety of
activity sheets.
NOTE:
This is
the best choice for all Music
for the Young Child
graduates who have completed Level
2, 3 or 4 and wish to transition
into the piano experience.
CLASS PIANO SCHEDULE
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Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
3:30 - 4:20
4:30 - 5:20 |
3:30 - 4:20
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3:30
4:20
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3:30
4:20
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3:30
4:20
4:30 - 5:20
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The
BENEFITS of the class piano experience are numerous and impart students
with the basic knowledge essential for a positive, informed future with
the piano.
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Children
truly enjoy their lessons in this productive, enthusiastic and intimate
setting.
Its all about making music together.
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All
materials and books are age-appropriate and sequenced to be
success-based.
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Students
learn musical concepts faster in a class by experiencing both their
own performances and those of their classmates.
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A
class setting invariably fosters more relaxed performers.
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Music
Theory, Ear-Training, and Sight Singing skills are more memorable,
exciting and fun when shared with other children.
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Each
week, students experience the piano as both a solo and ensemble
instrument.
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Rhythm
skills are enhanced through the incorporation of rhythm instrument
accompaniments for
soloists who desire an extra challenge.
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A
class piano environment assists young musicians to master ensemble
skills essential for band,
choir, or musical theatre in their future
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