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The class focused on piano instruction, starting with rhythmic counting and hand coordination practice for piece 802 number 3. Student and Tutor then transitioned to piece 599, emphasizing note reading strategies, tempo control, and identifying notes across broader intervals. The Student was assigned to write down the names of notes for piece 599 number 5 as homework.

Student and Tutor had a piano lesson, focusing on advanced fingering techniques, hand positions, and interpretation of specific exercises from Opus 802 and Opus 599. They practiced various chord stretches, chromatic passages, and discussed optimal wrist and hand movements for challenging pieces. The Student was encouraged to treat Opus 802 as an assessment for Book One, practicing repetitions, and was assigned to continue with Opus 599, number 2, next week.

Student and Tutor worked on piano pieces from books 802 and 599. They practiced note reading by identifying clefs and writing note names, and focused on improving tempo and understanding musical motion while playing with both hands. For homework, the Student was assigned to practice piece 802 number 3, review 599 number 4, and prepare to start 599 number 5 in the next session.

Student and Tutor reviewed fundamental piano concepts, including finger numbering, hand positions, and parallel motion. They practiced the initial sections of a new piano piece, focusing on specific finger patterns and hand shifts. The session also introduced the treble clef and its role in reading music, with the Student assigned to practice the discussed techniques and print relevant worksheets.

Student and Tutor continued their piano lesson, reviewing multiple exercises from Opus 599, 802, and 299. They focused on refining hand position, thumb technique, and specific gestures for scales and arpeggios, with an emphasis on breaking down complex left-hand patterns. The Student was assigned to continue practicing these pieces, especially Opus 802 number 10, Opus 599 number 20 (left hand first), and Opus 299 number 1, applying the new technical insights.

The Tutor and Student focused on piano technique, reviewing exercises from Czerny Op. 802 and a piece from Czerny Op. 599, including correcting fingerings and improving legato. They also began a new section of "Original Rags," focusing on right-hand fingering patterns and the piece's relationship to ragtime. The Student was encouraged to consistently practice specific exercises daily for 30 minutes and continue working on the new sections.