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Piano lessons near me in Anaheim, CA
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Piano classes near Anaheim for beginners, kids, and adults

Recently held piano classes near Anaheim
Attended by learners from Anaheim Hills, Platinum Triangle
Ryan taught about 1 month ago
The student and tutor worked on arpeggio exercises, focusing on technique and evenness. They also addressed a specific piece of music, correcting notes and improving tempo control. The student was assigned to practice left-hand phrases separately, focusing on memorization and rhythmic accuracy, and to practice at a consistently slow tempo.
Fighting the Current: Thumb as a Stop
Not a Launchpad
Releasing the Third Finger for Wrist Mobility
Equal Note Values: Aim for Consistent Duration
Internal Tempo: Establishing a Consistent Beat
Vocalizing: Hearing Music Before Playing
Pillar Practice: Separate Hands
Rhythmic Foundation
Emily taught about 2 months ago
E Li taught a learner traditional rhythm counting, sight-reading in C major, and the G major scale. The student, who hails from the Platinum Triangle, then practiced the left-hand part of a song, focusing on notes and rhythm. For homework, they should practice the left-hand part with rhythm, articulation, and dynamics, and review the right-hand part of the song.
A Harmonic Minor Scale
Counting with Smallest Unit
G Major Scale
Key Signature (C Major)
Traditional Rhythm Counting
Otha taught about 2 months ago
During a recent piano lesson, Mr. Lewis guided Jeff through various techniques, specifically focusing on arpeggios, rhythm, and fingering within a piece Jeff was currently mastering. For his practice, Jeff was assigned to read a chapter from Opus 500 and continue refining the discussed techniques. They also explored the possibility of beginning Chopin's prelude in E minor in future lessons.
Arpeggio
Weightless Wrist Technique
Thumb Tucking
Dotted Quarter Note Rhythm (6/8 time)
Chord Inversion Fingering
Giacomo taught about 2 months ago
During a recent piano lesson, Giacomo assisted Minna with a Bach piece, emphasizing rhythm and fingering accuracy. Minna focused on specific sections, analyzing chord progressions and visualizing the keyboard to enhance her understanding and performance. Giacomo recommended practicing the last line using a block-by-block strategy to solidify her grasp of the rhythm and notes.
Dunning-Kruger Effect
Block by Block Practice Strategy
Rhythmic Accuracy (Eighth Notes)
Chord Identification (G Major)
Chord Identification (C Major)
Nikk taught about 2 months ago
Nikk worked on piano scales, progressing through the circle of fifths to E and B. The learner, who resides in Anaheim, focused on understanding sharps, fingerings, and hand positions for smooth scale playing. They were instructed to practice C with both hands and continue practicing A, E, and B, using a metronome at 60 bpm.
Circle of Fifths
Sharps & Flats
Scale Fingering (Right Hand Ascending)
Scale Fingering (Right Hand Descending)
Enharmonic Equivalents
Yi taught about 2 months ago
During a piano lesson with Thee Rock Doll, Ruknul honed his skills, focusing on melodic intervals (seconds and thirds) and rhythm. He dedicated time to playing "O Clair de la Lune" and another piece, where he practiced identifying notes on the grand staff and maintaining a consistent rhythm. For his upcoming practice, Ruknul was assigned to continue identifying intervals and pieces from the lesson, and was also encouraged to print a grand staff for reference.
Melodic Intervals
Second Melodic Interval
Third Melodic Interval
Dynamic Markings (Piano)
Broader skills after piano lessons in Anaheim
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