Reading Keyboard Music:coll.class Piano

As a beginning piano method, Reading Keyboard Music: College Class Piano, is the most effective approach to teaching the fundamental skill of note reading. It is unique because it teaches note reading by using Place Specific Names which relate visual and tactile patterns on the keyboard to patterns on the staff. By using Place Specific Names, the number of mental steps required to master note placement is reduced. The study of visual relationships between staff and keyboard patterns allows note placement to be easily taught. This approach has been proven significantly faster than using rhymes and gimmicks to memorize note placement. Letter names are taught after note placement is established. This is an effective way for anyone to learn the placement of notes on the keyboard. If English is not the student's native language, this is an essential way to acquire this information. With its short learning curve, Reading Keyboard Music: College Class Piano is an ideal program for today's college environment. Written exercises included in the program reinforce note recognition and keyboard placement. Rhythmic drills emphasize the concept of the underlying beat of the pieces and rote technical exercises enable the fingers to play what the mind has easily understood. WebSite:www.demibach.com.Bauer, Kathleen is the author of 'Reading Keyboard Music:coll.class Piano' with ISBN 9781881986089 and ISBN 188198608X.