Celebrate! is a one-handed elementary piano solo that can be played be either hand. Shifting clefs and a variety of melodic intervals will test the young pianists reading ability. Right hand fingering is written above the staff while the left hand is below.
Piano Tidbits Book 1 is a collection of delightfully tuneful character pieces in several five finger hand positions. Technical expectations abound with significant use of articulations, accidentals used in place of a key signature, dynamic and octave shifts in hand position will keep the reader engaged.
Teachers, do you have students who struggle
Piano Tidbits Book 1 is a collection of delightfully tuneful character pieces in several five finger hand positions. Technical expectations abound with significant use of articulations, accidentals used in place of a key signature, dynamic and octave shifts in hand position will keep the reader engaged.
Teachers, do you have students who struggle with counting issues? Does the combination of eighth note quarter note rhythms lead to rhythmic inaccuracies in performance? Do they tend to overlook the occasional articulation? Then consider Piano Tidbits as a source of supplement material to reinforce these particular issues. Do you have an adult student who has not played piano in many years? This book may help bring them back up to speed with the limitation of note names associated with a five finger hand position.
Chi-Chow-Mein, the Hungry Dragon is an elementary piano duet by Carole Flatau which features the performers playing on the black keys. It was recently selected for inclusion in the 2020-2024 National Federation of Music Club Bulletin.
