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Benefits of Group Learning
Benefits of Group Learning
Group learning is the perfect format for introductory learning.
Peer learning motivates students to do better through healthy competition and encouragement.
More engaging types of learning are possible in a group setting including: games, ensemble playing, peer feedback, and constructive listening.
Learning in a group allows those who aren't ready to progress at the rate of a private lesson to learn to play music as well.
Ensemble playing in group piano helps students learn to listen better, pay more attention to rhythm, and to work together.
Group Piano Information:
Group Piano Information:
Group Piano Classes:
Curriculum:
Music theory:
Technique such as five finger scales, cadences, apreggios, etc.
Ensemble playing: like a piano band with each student playing a different part that in the end all fit together.
Solo playing: there will be time for each student will learn an individual piece with the teacher giving them individual instruction while the other students practice specific material.
Sight Reading/Note Reading: by reading the notes on the staff or by intervals, students will be able to read some music and play it at first sight.
Improvisation: going along with the technique and theory the students will learn, they will be able to play chords and other notes along with what the teacher is playing.
Preschool Music Information:
Preschool Music Information:
Preschool Music Group*
Curriculum:
Movement with music: students will learn to listen to how the music sounds (soft, loud, fast, slow, happy, sad) and move their bodies accordingly.
Rhythm: learning the keep a steady beat is one of the first steps to being to learn an instrument. This will be accomplished through the movement activities, playing percussion instruments, and singing.
Opposites, alphabet, counting: the basics of music are also the basics of schooling. This class will help students practice counting their fingers, recognizing, saying, and even writing the alphabet, and identifying oppositions such as soft and loud or high and low.
Basic keyboard navigation: students will be able to identify the 2 and 3 black keys as well as high and low on the piano and be able to play a few songs on the piano the reinforce that knowledge.
Singing: we will be singing a lot! That is the best way for young children to learn and remember things.
*There is a Mommy and Me Preschool Group offered for kids ages 2-3. The material is similar with more emphasis on movement and singing.
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