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Continue reading → A little church musician humor that had me in tears….
I really like using some of these elementary pieces for my adult beginner students (because they are not generally finding as much enjoyment as in…
Continue reading → Freebie! Arrangment of Czerny Op. 823 (“The Little Pianist”), no. 5
HERE’S A FEW WORKSHEETS THAT I HAVE MADE AND NOT YET SHARED. THEY ARE ALL LINKED TO THE SAME PAGE, WHERE YOU’LL FIND OTHER RESOURCES…
This worksheet is meant to both review the notes in each scale (C, D, E, F, G, A, B), but it also designed to help…
Continue reading → New Free Worksheets for Early Advanced Students
If you follow my blog, you know I routinely share worksheets and resources that I make for my own piano students. Toda I created a…
I’ve been struggling with how best to make or have my students make good flashcards, so the other day, I sat down with Illustrator and…
Students will be learning about concertos for a bit in my piano studio. We will be using this book (pictured) and picking pieces therefrom. To…
This worksheet reinforces finding C, D, and E on the keyboard as well as asks students to recognize quarter notes and half notes. This sheet…
Continue reading → Freebie Friday! More Color-by-Note worksheets
I’ve been making these sheets on my own for students. I’d tried using the Color by Note series, which is great, but it doesn’t match…
Continue reading → Freebies: Color by Musical Note Worksheets for Beginners
Here’s a quick worksheet I made for a student who is learning about the concept of the tonic, subdominant, and dominant. It does not require…