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07 Mar 2013 00:38 #8680 by linzy
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Thank you Hellene!

I inserted that picture. I actually didn't even know you could turn off the touch sensitive mode, I will have to look into that. My littlest one, sometimes plays so quietly that there isn't even any sound.

I do have one question on your statement:


Here I would recommend to take it easier. If to move to 6th very soon and to practice only one song at a time, he would 'pretend' reading it, but rather memorize the piece. I would go to Nursery Primer, would play the entire Album by R, L and P on 2 (to create straight connection between spaces/lines and piano keys) and 4. Set the goal to make less and less mistakes. If Nursery already played, it is OK to play FCPrimer, but again - entire Album using R, L and then P.

So would you play a new song each day on R,L and P. Or would you play the same song a few days in a row until it was less than 5 errors? And then after the whole book has been played on 2 would you then play it on 4?

I will try to video him today so you can see how he is doing. Thanks for the help!

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11 Mar 2013 04:06 #8745 by linzy
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Here are some videos:
The first is musette, he has bee playing this for a while and was trying to play with the videos, but was struggling to follow your hands, we are having him play with the hidden notes though to keep his playing in time. Score 4PH 70/70 t15



The next is Ode to Joy from favorite classics 1. Today is his third day learning to play this. Score: 1P 88/88 t60



Finally here is a video of him sight reading the alphabet song with both hands. This was his first time with this song. Score: 2P 47/48 t47

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18 Mar 2013 20:22 - 18 Mar 2013 20:23 #8897 by linzy
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Here is my son playing Do Major with both hands. Sorry the video is kind of dark, I didn't realize the room was dim at the time.

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21 Mar 2013 03:05 #8928 by hellene
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Not bad!
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21 Mar 2013 03:12 #8929 by hellene
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linzy wrote: Thank you Hellene!

I inserted that picture. I actually didn't even know you could turn off the touch sensitive mode, I will have to look into that. My littlest one, sometimes plays so quietly that there isn't even any sound.

I do have one question on your statement:


Here I would recommend to take it easier. If to move to 6th very soon and to practice only one song at a time, he would 'pretend' reading it, but rather memorize the piece. I would go to Nursery Primer, would play the entire Album by R, L and P on 2 (to create straight connection between spaces/lines and piano keys) and 4. Set the goal to make less and less mistakes. If Nursery already played, it is OK to play FCPrimer, but again - entire Album using R, L and then P.

So would you play a new song each day on R,L and P. Or would you play the same song a few days in a row until it was less than 5 errors? And then after the whole book has been played on 2 would you then play it on 4?

I will try to video him today so you can see how he is doing. Thanks for the help!


I think the goal for such gradual learning is happiness of the student and his parents.
You may start from very easy part, like, presentation 2 and with separate hands. The rule is 'mo more than 5 mistakes - and time less then amount of minutes. If this doable easy, set more complicated goal.
If you/your child play without struggle and recognizing music and enjoying reading it - this is your pace. If the task is too easy or if you experiencing way to much struggles, set moderate goal and start building your skills from it.
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21 Mar 2013 03:16 #8930 by hellene
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linzy wrote: Here are some videos:
The first is musette, he has bee playing this for a while and was trying to play with the videos, but was struggling to follow your hands, we are having him play with the hidden notes though to keep his playing in time. Score 4PH 70/70 t15



The next is Ode to Joy from favorite classics 1. Today is his third day learning to play this. Score: 1P 88/88 t60



Finally here is a video of him sight reading the alphabet song with both hands. This was his first time with this song. Score: 2P 47/48 t47

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