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Ryan taught 9 days ago
The Student reviewed the B major scale and arpeggio, then learned about intervals and their qualities in music theory. They were introduced to the F# major scale and arpeggio and began learning Bach's Prelude in C major, focusing on fingering and musicality. The Student was assigned to continue practicing the Bach prelude, paying attention to dynamics and rhythm.
Intervals: Major
Minor
and Perfect
Circle of Fifths and Half Steps
F Sharp Major Scale
Fingering for Scales and Arpeggios
Bach Prelude in C Major: Arpeggiation and Voice Leading
Bach Prelude in C Major: Interpretation and Dynamics
Giacomo taught 27 days ago
Student and Tutor reviewed Bach by reading individual melodies and identifying chords, then began a new piece by Leopold Mozart, focusing on rhythm, coordination, and harmonic analysis. The Student will practice the Mozart piece, focusing on coordinating the two hands in the first half, and review the Bach chords. The Schuman piece will be revisited in the next class.
Voice Leading and Chord Reading
Chord Inversions
Recognizing Major and Minor Keys
Time Signatures and Rhythm
Fingering and Coordination
Harmonic Analysis: Identifying Chord Progressions
Dominant Seventh Chords
Ryan taught about 1 month ago
The session addressed the student's difficulties with rolled chords and dynamic control in the "Friendship Theme" and a minuet piece. The Tutor provided guidance on finger placement, pedaling, and achieving a balanced sound between the melody and accompaniment. The student will practice incorporating the discussed techniques, with the Tutor providing a recording of the rhythmic roll for reference.
Chord Rolls: Rhythmic vs. Musical Approaches
Hand Position and Fingering for F# Reach
Pedaling Technique for Clean Transitions
Dynamic Contrast: Melody vs. Accompaniment
Correcting Rhythmic Discrepancies in Minuet
Adapting to Real Pianos vs. Electronic Keyboards
Performance Practice: Recording and Error Recovery
Horacio taught about 2 months ago
The Student worked on rhythm, fingering, and accuracy in two songs and started learning a new piece, focusing on right-hand fingering. The Tutor guided the Student through C major and G major scales, emphasizing correct fingering and transitions. The Student was asked to photograph and share notes on scales and blues for review in the next class.
Rhythmic Accuracy
Fingering Technique
Octave Placement and Resonance
Playing with Two Hands (Coordination)
Scale Practice
Major Scale Construction and F Sharp Adjustment
Otha taught 2 months ago
The Tutor and Student analyzed exercises from Opus 802, focusing on intervalic content, major and minor seconds, and triad relationships. They also reviewed a Bach piece, focusing on balance between voices. The Student was assigned Opus 802 number eight, page 45 for major scales, and was assigned a Chopin prelude to begin learning for the next lesson.
Non-Chord Tones
Intervalic Content
Triad-Based Visualization
Hand Shape and Economic Movement
Multi-Purpose Fingerings
Scale Practice: Visualization and Horizontal Movement
Identifying Octave Frameworks
Irene taught 2 months ago
The tutor guided the student through several songs, focusing on note recognition and basic rhythm. The student practiced identifying notes on the staff and playing simple melodies. 'Hide and Seek' was identified as the student's favorite song, and the tutor assigned it for practice, along with coloring worksheets to reinforce note learning.
Note Recognition on the Piano
The 'Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge' Acronym
Treble and Bass Clef Introduction
Note Duration: Whole and Half Notes
Introduction to Musical Symbols: Repeat Signs and Clapping Notes
Finger Numbering
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Jax Keys: Your Piano Adventure in the River City
The Melody Begins
Hey there, future pianist! Welcome to Jacksonville, a vibrant city where the St. Johns River flows with rhythm and the Atlantic hums its own unique tune. If you've been dreaming of making music, of letting your fingers dance across the keys, you've landed in the perfect spot. Jax is buzzing with energy, and getting started on your piano journey here is going to be an awesome adventure!
First Touch: Finding Your Instrument
Ready to find your musical companion? Here in Jacksonville, you've got solid options for getting your hands on a piano or keyboard:
Digital Pianos/Keyboards: These are usually the go-to for beginners – super practical, budget-friendly, and you can plug in headphones for quiet practice (your neighbors will thank you!). Check out big stores like George's Music (they have locations in Jacksonville Beach and Orange Park, covering both sides of town!) or Music & Arts (find them conveniently on San Jose Blvd in Mandarin). They've got a great selection and knowledgeable staff to help you pick the right one.
Acoustic Pianos: If you're ready for that rich, classic piano sound, acoustic pianos are amazing. For new and used acoustic pianos, dedicated dealers like Riverton Piano Company (you'll find their showrooms in nearby Peoria and Scottsdale, definitely worth the short drive from Jax) or Linton Milano Music (over in Mesa, but they serve the entire Phoenix metro area, including folks from Jacksonville) can provide expert advice.
Renting First: Not quite ready to buy? Smart move! Companies like Riverton Piano Company offer "Rent-to-Learn" programs, letting you try out an instrument with the option to put your rental fees towards a purchase later. It's a great way to start without a big commitment.
Level Up: Finding Your Learning Spot
Alright, instrument secured! Now, let's get those fingers moving. Jacksonville has some fantastic places to learn:
Private Teachers: For a truly personalized experience, a private instructor is fantastic. You can find highly-rated piano teachers all over Jacksonville through platforms like Wiingy, or local academies like Bold City Music Co. and Jacksonville School of Music. Many offer online lessons too, so you can learn from your living room no matter where you are in Jax.
Community & University Programs: Don't forget to check out what the Jacksonville Public Library branches or local community centers might offer in terms of group classes. For more advanced studies or a deeper dive into music, Jacksonville University has a well-regarded Department of Music.
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