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Piano101 for the Adult Beginner
1.1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction
Preview
1.2 Finding Notes on the Piano
1.2 Finding Notes on the Piano
Ability to Identify Notes on the Piano
Identifying Notes on the Piano
Identifying Notes on the Piano
Identifying notes on the Piano
Identifying Notes on the Piano
1.3 Hand Position and Technique
1.3 Hand Position and Technique
1.4 Frequency Ranges
1.4 Frequency Ranges
1.5 The Treble Clef and the Bass Clef
1.5 The Treble Clef and The Bass Clef
Identifying the Treble and Bass Clef
Identifying the Treble and Bass Clefs
2.1. Reading Music Notation: An overview
2.1 Reading Music Notation
2.2 Note Values
2.2 Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
Ability to Identify Note Values
2.3 Rest Values
2.3 Rest Values
Ability to Identify Rests in Music
Ability to Identify Rests in Music
Ability to Identify Rests in Music
Ability to Identify rests in Music
2.4 The Stave and Bars
2.4 The Stave and Bars
2.5 Time Signatures
2.5 Time Signatures
Ability to Identify Time Signatures
Ability to Identify Time Signatures
Ability to Identify Time Signatures
Ability to Identify Time Signatures
3.1 Tones and Semitones
3.1 Tones and Semitones
3.2 Sharps and Naturals
3.2 Sharps and Naturals
Identifying Sharps and Naturals
Identifying Sharps and Naturals
3.3 Flats and Naturals
3.3 Flats and Naturals
Identifying Flats and Naturals
3.4 The Treble Clef. Notes on the Lines and in the Spaces
3.4 The Treble Clef. Notes on the Lines and in the Spaces
Naming Notes
Naming Notes
Naming Notes
Naming Notes
3.5 Reading and Playing Notes in the Treble Clef
3.5 Reading and Playing Notes in the Treble Clef
4.1 The Bass Clef. Notes on the Lines and in the Spaces
4.1 The Bass Clef. Notes on the Lines and in the Spaces
Identifying Notes in the Bass Clef
Identifying Notes in the Bass Clef
Identifying Notes in the Bass Clef
Identifying Notes in the Bass Clef
4.2 Ledger Lines - The Bass Clef
4.2 Ledger Lines - The Bass Clef
4.3 Reading and Playing Notes in the Bass Clef
4.3 Reading and Playing Notes in the Bass Clef
4.4 Reading and Playing Your First Line of Music Hands Together
4.4 Reading and Playing Your First Line of Music Hands Together
5.0 Introduction - Piece in G Major
5.0 Piece in G Major - Introduction
5.1 Playing Your First Piece of Music - Left Hand Only
5.1 Piece in G Major Left Hand Only (1st Section)
5.2 Piece in G Major Right Hand Only (First Section)
5.2 Piece in G Major Right Hand Only (First Section)
5.3 Piece in G Major Hands Together (First Section)
5.3 Piece in G Major Hands Together (First Section)
5.4 Piece in G Major Left Hand Only (Second Section)
5.4 Piece in G Major Left Hand Only (Second Section)
5.5 Piece in G Major Right Hand Only (Second Section)
5.5 Piece in G Major Right Hand Only (Second Section)
5.6 Piece in G Major Hands Together (Second Section)
5.6 Piece in G Major hands Together (Second Section)
5.7 Piece in G Major - Played by Your Teacher
5.7 Piece in G Major - Played by Your Teacher
6.1 Second Piece "Flow" Right Hand Only (Line 1)
6.1 Second Piece "Flow" Right Hand Only (Line 1)
6.2 "Flow" Left Hand Only (Line 1)
6.2 "Flow" Left Hand Only (Line 1)
6.3 "Flow" Hands Together (Line 1)
6.3 "Flow" Hands Together (Line 1)
6.4 "Flow" Left Hand, Right Hand, Hands Together (Line 2)
6.4 "Flow" Left Hand, Right Hand, Hands Together (Line 2)
6.5 "Flow" Left Hand, Right Hand, Hands Together (Line 3, 4 and 5)
6.5 "Flow" Left Hand, Right Hand, Hands Together (Line 3,4 and 5)
6.6 "Flow" - Played by Your Teacher
6.6 "Flow" Played by Your Teacher
6.7 Conclusion/Outro
6.7 Conclusion/Outro
1.5 The Treble Clef and the Bass Clef
Piano101 for the Adult Beginner
By:
Toni Crichton
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Introducing Musical Symbols. What is used to represent high and low frequencies on the piano?
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1.5 The Treble Clef and The Bass Clef
Identifying the Treble and Bass Clef
Identifying the Treble and Bass Clefs
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