Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Grade 2 Scales and Arpeggios G Major Scale. F Major Scale. E Harmonic Minor Scale. G Harmonic Minor Scale. C Major Contrary Motion Scale. (Note: you are required to play 2 octaves for grade 2 contrary motion) ... E Major Contrary Motion Scale. ... Chromatic Scale beginning on D. ... G Major Arpeggio. More items...
Yes! While we believe the best way to learn piano is from an expert instructor, we're also in full support of students who prefer self-learning....
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Generally, a piano has 7 and 1/4 octaves. A standard modern upright, grand or digital piano has seven and a quarter octaves; seven full octaves,...
Read More »For Grade 2, students would be required to play all scales both hands. The transition from playing separate hands to both hands scales is not easy, especially for young children. They need a lot of reinforcement to remember the fingering and the coordination between hands. Thus it is advisable for parents to learn so that they can guide their children at home. Arpeggios and broken chords would still be played separate hands, but grade 2 broken chords is a more difficult version than the grade 1 one and many young students have problem learning them and would need more guidance at home. To aid in the learning of scales, you may also like to print out Scales Checklist G2
12 Of The Most Beautiful Piano Pieces Of All Time Ballade No. 1 – Chopin. Les Adieux – Beethoven. Italian Concerto – Bach. Liebestraum – Liszt....
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The shortest stay on 'Alone' was less than a day. Back in the second season of Alone in 2016, contestant Desmond White was the first eliminated. He...
Read More »50 well-known songs that beginning pianists can play with just four chords, including: Brave • Cecilia • Despacito • Fields of Gold • Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) • Ho Hey • I'm Yours • Let It Be • Mean • Peaceful Easy Feeling • Roar • Stand by Me • Toes • Viva La Vida • With or Without You • You Raise Me Up • and ...
function keys The function keys or F-keys on a computer keyboard, labeled F1 through F12, are keys with a special function defined by the operating...
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“Learning piano has no age limit. In fact, activities like learning piano can stimulate the brain, increasing the ability to recall information....
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Part of the reason Für Elise remains so popular, is that many piano teachers over the world assign just that first part of the piece to their...
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You might find yourself wondering “can you lay an upright piano on its back during the move?” We don't recommend moving a piano on its back. For...
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