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Category Archives: printables
Just added: Piano Recital Program Template #2
Today’s free printable is a another template of a piano studio recital program, for listing students’ names and pieces. Just download this Microsoft Word file (.doc), enter your students’ information, and print! Click here to view it larger (uneditable). To download it the .doc file, visit the Printables > Other Resources page and scroll down to [...]
Also posted in Ideas, Other Resources, Recitals / Performances Tagged free, music, music students, performances, piano students, piano teaching, printables, program, recitals Leave a comment
Just added: Piano Recital Program Template #1 (.doc)
Today’s free printable is a template of a piano studio recital program, for listing students’ names and pieces. Just download this Microsoft Word file (.doc), and fill in your students’ information and print! Click here to view it larger (uneditable). To download it the .doc file, visit the Printables > Other Resources page and scroll [...]
Also posted in Ideas, Other Resources, Recitals / Performances Tagged free, piano, piano teaching, printables, programs, recitals, teachers Leave a comment
Just added: Performing at the Piano Worksheet
Just added: a new free, printable worksheet called: > Performing at the Piano Worksheet Just in time for the spring recital season, this fill-in-the-blank worksheet is intended to help prepare students for an upcoming recital or other performance by discussing stage presence and performance etiquette. Terms/concepts covered in the worksheet: Memorizing Applause Bowing Checking the [...]
Also posted in Advanced Level, Beginners/Elementary Level, By Student's Level, For During the Lesson, Ideas, Intermediate Level, Memorization, Recitals / Performances, Studio Class / Group Lessons, Topics in Teaching Piano, worksheets Tagged free, group lessons, music, piano, piano teaching, printables, recitals, worksheets Leave a comment
Just Added: Navigating at the Keyboard Worksheet
A new free worksheet has just been added to the Printables page: Navigating at the Keyboard. This worksheet is for young beginners who have only just recently been exposed to piano. This worksheet is designed to help them become familiar with the layout of the keyboard so that they can locate and identify the keys [...]
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Just Added: Reference Sheet for Reading Music
This free printable is a handy reference sheet to give out to students who are just learning to read musical notation from the staff. What it contains: notes and their values, eighth through whole. rests and their values, eighth through whole. word mnemonics for figuring out the letter names of notes on the staff: Treble [...]
Also posted in Beginners/Elementary Level, By Student's Level, Other Resources, music theory Tagged free, how to read music, music, piano, piano teaching, worksheets 2 Comments
Best Piano Jokes
I’ve just compiled list of kid-friendly piano jokes…read on below to check them out! This compilation of piano jokes is also available as a pdf to give out to your students/parents, available on the Printables > Other Resources page. Click here to view! * * * Student to Teacher: “I can’t reach the brakes on [...]
Also posted in Humor, Ideas, Other Resources, Topics in Teaching Piano Tagged Humor, jokes, music, piano 2 Comments
Just Added: Hands & Fingers at the Piano Worksheet
Just added: a new free worksheet, available on the Printables > Worksheets page: Hands & Fingers at the Piano This worksheet is suitable for use with new young beginners, either in the private lesson setting or in the classroom piano setting. (I would not recommend using this worksheet with older students, because there is only [...]
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Piano Recital Program Template #2 now available