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Bardiya introduced Kayla to the foundational elements of piano playing, including proper posture, hand positioning, and finger numbering. Kayla quickly grasped how to identify notes on the keyboard, with a particular focus on the note C, and was also given an introduction to basic music reading. For her homework, Kayla is to compose a short song using five notes around middle C.

During a recent piano lesson, Bardiya collaborated with Caitrin on various piano techniques, such as scales and rhythm exercises, utilizing a metronome. Caitrin specifically practiced 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat' and commenced learning a new piece. Their assignments include practicing technique book pages 4-5, songbook page 51 with a metronome set between 75-90 bpm, and submitting photographs of writing exercises from pages 47 and 49.

Rebecca's recent lesson with Bardiya focused on refining her music technique, specifically addressing finger curvature and rhythm through exercises from her technique book. They also began an introduction to the grand staff. For homework, Rebecca was assigned a writing exercise on page 47 and continued practice on page 45, with plans to work on a new song on page 48 next week.

During their piano lesson, Bardiya and Caitrin focused on technique exercises from pages 4 and 5 of their book, also dedicating time to the song 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat' from the songbook. Caitrin's practice assignments include exercises C and D on page 5 of the technique book, to be played with a metronome between 75-90 bpm. She is also tasked with practicing page 50 of the songbook, using a metronome where each tick represents a half note, at a tempo of 50-75 bpm, and submitting pictures of her completed written exercises to Bardiya.

Bardiya's piano lesson with a student from Miami Dade College focused on technique exercises (Group Two A-D) with both hands and the song "Up to the Moon," which they were instructed to practice with a metronome. They discussed adjusting practice strategies and ran out of time to cover the grand staff. The student was assigned to continue practicing "Up to the Moon" with a metronome, gradually increasing the tempo, and to practice the Group Two exercises with both hands together.

Bardiya Jahandideh conducted a piano lesson with a student from Jacksonville. They focused on technique exercises using a metronome, practiced the piece "Up to the Moon," and were introduced to the grand staff. The learner received assignments for both practice and written homework. Additionally, Bardiya provided advice to another individual on purchasing a new keyboard, recommending models with dynamic input and suggesting brands such as Yamaha, Roland, and Kawaii.