Piano I: Introduction to the Piano & Staff
Offered By: Arizona State University via Kadenze
Course Description
Overview
This course presents five sessions in which the student is introduced to playing the piano and reading music. Each session contains a video lecture presented by the Instructor, piano practice assignments and graded assignments that include a quiz about music terms, theory and/or ear training and a video assessment of the student playing selected piano technique and repertoire. The course also includes a graded assignment for two concert reviews, which can be completed at any time during the course, and a final exam in which the student will improvise a piece.
Syllabus
- Introduction To Playing
- Getting familiar with the basics and introducing your first technique and repertoire.
- Orientation To The Staff
- This session will cover the grand staff, note names, steps and skips, meter, articulation, pedals, and sight-reading.
- More About Staff Reading
- Synopsis Needed
- Reading Reinforcement
- This session will cover reading skills, repertoire, improvisation, composition, five-finger patterns, and arpeggios.
- More Bass Clef Note Reading
- Synopsis Needed
Taught by
Hannah Creviston
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