LESSON ASSIGNMENTS
TECHNIQUE - start with this assignment for each practice session.
PREPARE: all of page 12
KEEP YOUR POSITION AND RHYTHM AS PRIORITIES
If you play a 1st or 5th finger on a black key, make sure your position stays up in the black when doing triads!
Practice “blocking” (harmonic) your broken triads.
KEEP FINGERS CLOSER TO THE KEYBOARD.
MUSICIANSHIP
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THEORY
Celebrate Theory: Level 2
PREPARE: Unit 6, then send to Dustin
Dustin emailed on July 7th
We will review this next time (Juin emailed July 14th)
READING
Four Star Sightreading & Ear Tests Level 2
Practice the sightreading assignments on pages 44-46.
Rhythm first! in your mind.
Then look at the key signatire
GO SLOWLY.
Piano Adventures Sightreading Level 2A
Move on from page 39
Do 1-2 of these each day.
BEAT IS THE BOSS
GO SLOWLY
REPERTOIRE
Margaret Goldston (1932-2003), Sparkling Brook (L. 2, B)
Watch your practice video
Be able to play with m.m. 72 per QUARTER NOTE!
Melody Bober (1955-), I Spy
Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764), Menuet en rondeau
PRACTICE ONLY ONE MEASURE AT A TIME.
Do this 10 times correctly before you go on to the next measure.
Combine measures together as you go on.
Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809), German Dance in B-flat Major Hob. IX:22, No. 5
Christina Louis Heinrich Köhler (1820-1886), Etude in F Major, Op. 190 No. 27
Christopher Norton (1953-), Feelin’ Good
Repertoire for Review
Christopher Norton
Half Asleep (L. 2, B)
Nancy Telfer
The Silent Moon (L. 2 List B)
L. V. Beethoven
, Ecossaise in G Major (L. 2 List A)
Teresa Richert (b. 1954)
Far Away (L. 1, Etude)
Franz Josef Haydn
German Dance in G Major Hob. IX:22, No. 3 by
