Level 3. lesson 3

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Piano technique and exercises

1. Keep mastering the Hanon #1 with the TEACHING VIDEOS

Ear training and musical dictation

Gentle Piano^®- "Solfeggio and Chords 1 Minor A" - Birch

You can find some tips for writing dictations here

1. Listen (S), then using options R, RH.
2. Play Right hand without a computer.
3. Record the piece with notes (fast writing using dashes).
4. Place dots under the long notes.
5. Mark the calms and connect the short notes.
6. Check the rhythm for 6 presentations.

II.

Guess Key^® - Play the game for 10 - 15 minutes and stop by pressing F1. Always write the score down! Sing the names of the notes as you play.

If your child manages to complete the game within 10 minutes, be sure to write down the result, take a photo of the last screen with the "fireworks" and next time start over with the letter system of notation of notes.

Music Theory

Music Notes Writing Practice Worksheets 4

We are working on the MI sheet and all the tasks that is included on the page.

Piano performance and music sight-reading

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1. Gentle Piano^®- Music Sight-Reading.

Favorite Classic 2: Wedding March

P2 and P4

2. Piano Piece for Performing:

Gentle Piano^®- Favorite Classic 3: Camille Saint-Sans "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice": R - RH, L and P

Music appreciation

"Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss

ТEASER Gentle Piano^®-Favorite Classic 2 - "Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss

Play R, L and P

Orchestral performance example:

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