DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT PRIMER LEVEL

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＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT PRIMER LEVEL
＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT VOL.1
＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT VOL.2
＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT VOL.3
＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT VOL.4
＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT VOL.5
＞　DAVID CARR GLOVER PIANO STUDENT VOL.6

Targets

4 years of age and over.

Elements

-C D E F G A B C(middle) D E F G A B -G clef / F clef, 2/4 (two-four time), 3/4 (three-four time), 4/4 (four-four time) -quarter note, half note, dotted half note, whole note, quarter rest, half rest, whole rest -slur, tie, rit., staccato -dynamics signs (forte / piano) -Sharp ♯ ・ Flat ♭ ・ G major ・ F major

General comments

-A style that teaches musical words such as time signatures and musical notes from the beginning. -Acquisition of notes for 2 octaves. Be careful as register becomes suddenly wider at around the end. I don’t think there is any problem if you have mastered the elements already experienced. However, even though the register has increased one by one, I feel that Mr. Glover has given up at the very end. -As mentioned above, the register expands one by one until “almost” the end, so it should be possible to read the score. – Learn accidentals and key signatures once the register of new notes does not increase. (Only in G major and F major) Children will immediately remember the meaning of ♯ and ♭, and if there is no resistance to the black key from the beginning, they can enjoy various songs, so I agree the policy that even beginner would experience black keys.

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〈Keyboard〉

〈Register〉

〈How to read scores〉

To the zoo	A1
C(middle) & D introduction of quarter note & half note

Bear	A1
first time for B

Clown	A1
B, C(middle), D with both hands

Little White Pony	A1
first time for E & dotted half note

One rainy day	A1
first time for A

Lullaby	A1
A, B, C(middle), D, E with both hands

Indian Boy	A1
first time for whole rest

Hot Cross Buns	A1
first time for quarter rest

A trip to Mars	A1
first time for F(right hand) & slur

Soldier march	A1
introduction of dynamics signs (forte / piano)

My kite	A1
first time for G(left hand) it is important to get used to slur & dynamics

Echo	A1
first time for tie

Sur le point d’Avignon	A1
first time for G(right)

Camptown races	A1
first time for F(left)

Morning song	A1
introduction of rit.

Rests	A1
introduction of whole rest

Frog Child	A1
review of the register you have learned so far a melody through both hands

Pop pop steam	A1
Play both hands together (at the same time) for the first time. introduction of staccato

Tick, Tock, Clock	A1
it is important to get used to play both hands together at the same time

Good-bye, Summer.	A1
comprehensive practice

Chimes	A1
introduction of ♯ & pedal let’s try to keep pedaling while playing teachers will assist if necessary

Dancing song	A1
introduction of accidentals let’s adjust the whole hand a little to the forward, according to the place of the hand playing the black key

Steam Shovel	A1
introduction of half rest & G major

Mister Wiggle Nose.	A1
practice of G major

Good King Wenceslas	A2
first time for A (right) be careful of specified finger position accompaniment (left) + melody (right)

Snow	A2
accompaniment (left) + melody (right / both hands) let’s try to express happy feeling with snow

This old man	A1
introduction of B♭ by accidentals enjoy the rhyme

Bells	A1
introduction of F major

Big Fat Frog	A1
practice of F major

Happy New Year	A2
accompaniment (left) + melody (right)

〈Practice for left hand〉	A1
let’s practice 3 patterns (forte / piano / staccato) of playing register of left hand become wider

〈How to read F clef〉
practice of how to read F clef it is hard but let’s do our best!!

〈Practice for right hand〉	A1
let’s practice 3 patterns (forte / piano / staccato) of playing

〈How to read G clef〉
practice of how to read G clef register of right hand become wider

Old Mac Donald Duet	A1
use your wrist well and relax

Three Mice on a Harp	A1
first time for hands crossing

Trying to write in English according to the original title as much as possible,
but some of them are translated directly.
Please forgive me.

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