LESSON ASSIGNMENTS
REPERTOIRE
The Silent Moon, Nancy Telfer
Learn hands alone in chunks of 4 measures at a time
Then hands together using NFRPE
L. V. Beethoven, Ecossaise in G Major
Learn after The Silent Moon
*Czerny Op. 823 No. 15
See the orange pen
In order to pass off, I need to see high wrists and round second finger RH
Czerny Op. 823 No 16
Learn with NFRPE
See the orange pen.
TECHNIQUE
How do you find the relative minor of a major key?
Go down three half steps
Scales: Chromatic in C
Review
Scales: Contrary Motion Scale in .C
LISTEN FOR TIDY ATTACKES.
Scales: C, G, F Major RH & LH alone, two octaves.
Smooth wrists please! Fingers close to the keys.
Tonic Triads: A minor & G Major
FORWARD WRISTS
when you play harmonically, put your wrist forward.
MUSICIANSHIP
RHYTHM
PREPARE: Nos
Remember to conduct one bar of silence before you begin to ta
Relax your your wrist, fingers and arm when you conduct. Why do we do this?
REVIEW - one time each week with your music:
Far Away by Teresa Richert (b. 1954) - (Etude, L. 1)
German Dance in G Major Hob. IX:22, No. 3 by Haydn
A Swingin Leprechaun by Mike Schoenmmehl
Hopscotch
