Green Sleeves. Learning with Soft Mozart tricks!

I want music lovers to know, that if the music piece is not included in the package, you still can learn them using some Soft Mozart secrets.

To prepare your score for the successful learning, you will need sheet music of the piece that you would like to learn, blue and red or orange pencils and our piano key guides that you can download for free or buy in our store.

For example, I love the old song 'Green Sleeves'. We don'y have it in our song's library yet.

Here what you can do:

1. Print out the sheet music for the song (File is attached).

2. Color spaces between 3rd and 4th lines blue (count lines from the center: Bass 5-4-3-2-1 Treble 1-2-3-4-5) using BLUE PENCIL

3. If the piece has some #s or bs at the Treble and Bass Clefs, circle all the notes that has to be sharpened or flattened using RED OR ORANGE pencil. Ask your piano teacher or music professional to help, if you are not sure, which notes have to be circled.

4. I also usually draw some 'sticks' to indicate some beats. This is also optional and most likely have to be done by professional first:

5. Print out our piano key guides pianolearningsoftware.com/products/free-...cal-piano-key-guides
6. Place the sheet music side ways on your piano stand and key guides behind the piano keys:

I wonder what my girls piano teacher will think when I send in all their homework practice sheets in pretty colours...or if they put their music on the stand sideways
I think I will colour them and have the girls sing them in solfege for a while as they learn their pieces. The problem we have is that they like soft Mozart so much they don't really want to practice their piano beginners book work

Mandabplus3 wrote: I wonder what my girls piano teacher will think when I send in all their homework practice sheets in pretty colours...or if they put their music on the stand sideways
I think I will colour them and have the girls sing them in solfege for a while as they learn their pieces. The problem we have is that they like soft Mozart so much they don't really want to practice their piano beginners book work

Amanda, once upon a time teachers were seriousely warning that using ABC with pictures will make student always depandable from large print and pictures and they NEVER-EVER will be able to read original text

As for loving Soft Mozart... They love interactive and independent learning - that is what Soft Mozart is. In fact, we all do. We want to have teachers as our friendly guides - not as snobbish pointers for our mistakes