Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Language and thinking development uses a vocabulary of several thousand words. demonstrates a longer attention span. uses serious, logical thinking; is thoughtful and reflective. able to understand reasoning and make the right decisions. can tell time; knows the days, months, and seasons. More items...
However, often a giveaway piano is given away because it hasn't been played in years or the owner knows that it is need of some repairs and is not...
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No, it is never too late to start piano lessons for beginners!
Read More »Knowing what to expect as your child grows can reassure you that your child is on track with his peers or alert you to potential concerns. Below are some milestones to watch for in your seven-year-old. In the early school years, you won’t see dramatic changes in your child’s motor skills because this is a period of refinement, when coordination improves and fine motor skills are sharpened. But you will notice remarkable changes in his social and thinking skills. Your child is now building on the base of skills he developed during early childhood and moving toward greater independence, both intellectually and emotionally, reaching new developmental milestones.
C7 is a dominant 7th, which is built using a major chord, adding a flat 7 (or minor 7). Cmaj7 is a major chord with a major 7. Cmin7 is a minor...
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Read More »Nick threw his backpack on the sofa and dashed outside, blurting out his exciting news. “Guess what! This year we get to have a time in class when we can ask any question we want. And Ms. Briggs said there are no stupid questions and she would answer all of ours or help us find the answers. So today I asked why dogs have a tail and I don’t, and Ms. Briggs answered it. Can you believe it? She really meant what she said. She didn’t think I was just trying to be funny. I think I’m really going to like second grade. It was lots of fun today.” Before school began, Nick’s older brother told him second grade was boring because you just do the same thing you do in first grade; just a lot more of it. So Nick had not looking forward to going to school. He could already read some second grade books and do borrowing and carrying in math. “Thank goodness for Ms. Briggs,” thought Caroline. “I’m going to write down all the questions I can think of,” continued Nick enthusiastically. “I’m sure Ms. Briggs will love that,” laughed Caroline with a roll of her eyes. Ms. Briggs didn’t know what she had in store for her. Children Nick’s age have an endless number of questions about every subject in the world. The questions are continuous, and Nick was a pro at asking questions. Just last week after church Nick asked, “Who is God? What does he look like? Has anyone ever seen him? If we haven’t seen him, how do we know he’s real?” Caroline sighed and thought about Ms. Briggs. Now she can be the Queen of Answers.
Although the number of possible melodies is finite, it is so very large that for all practical purposes, the supply of new tunes is infinite. Nov...
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What Makes a Song Sad? There are a few different answers to this question, but one of the main ones is minor chords. In general, the major lifts us...
Read More »Nick had Mom’s attention and was certainly going to take advantage of his time with her. “Mom, you know we’re trying to decide where to go for a vacation. Well, I was reading some books about the best beaches to visit and one book said Florida beaches were best and another book said the best beaches were in South Carolina. How can they disagree? Isn’t one beach better than the other based on facts? How can you make a decision when they tell you different things? I thought I would be able to find out what beach is best by reading a book. Don’t authors have to be right? How can they both be right?” Nick said in a torrent. “Nick, both authors can be right as to how they view the beaches,” explained Caroline. “The authors like one beach better than the other depending on their judgment — just like you enjoy asparagus and Jack doesn’t. It’s a matter of personal preference.” “So I can believe that one beach is better than the other, and Jack can believe what he wants to believe?” questioned Nick. “Exactly.” Said Mom. “A difference of opinion makes the world go round.” “That’s silly,” quipped Nick. “Opinions can’t make the world go round.” Caroline laughed. One of these days Nick would be able to see the world as shades of gray instead of black and white and not be so literal. In the meantime, she would just have to be a good listener and gently guide him to understand and accept differences of opinion.
The structure is flexible so that the soloist may venture in various directions depending on the inspiration of the moment. A Jazz musician is...
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