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1 The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
2 Contract for Piano Lessons 1. Your teacher will record your daily assignments. 2. Look at your daily schedule and decide the best time to practice. I will go to the piano every day at. 3. I will begin every practice with my relaxation exercises. 4. I will read my notebook every day. 5. I will complete all of my assignments in my books and The Piano Lesson Companion Book. 6. My parent or guardian will sign my practice log each week. Student Signature Teacher Signature Parent Signature Copyright 2016 The Piano Curriculum Series LLC Printed in the United States of America All rights reserved. No part of this book shall be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information or retrieval system without written permission of the Publisher. This book is protected under the Official Seal of the United States Copyright Office, Library of Congress. The Piano Curriculum Series LLC POB Sugar Land, Texas USA The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
3 Syllabus Preparatory Level Lesson and Practice Format Recommended Guidelines 30 Minute Lesson: Relaxation exercises: 3 minutes Technique: Scales, Exercises 5 minutes Piano and Performance Books: 17 minutes Theory/Vocabulary/Music Appreciation: 5 minutes (rotate these) 45 Minute Lesson: Relaxation exercises: 3 minutes Technique: Scales, Exercises 10 minutes Piano and Performance Books: 22 minutes Theory/Vocabulary/Music Appreciation: 10 minutes (rotate these) This book has been designed as a student resource for PCS Piano Proficiency Technique and Musicianship Phases The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
4 Relaxation Exercises: Before each practice session, it is important for you to be relaxed and focused. These exercises will help you. 1. Breathing Exercise: In a standing position, inhale through your nose, deeply. Exhale through your mouth. Do this 10 times each day. 2. Shoulder Rotations: Sometimes our shoulders are very tight and we need to relax them. In a standing position, lift your shoulders up, almost touching your ears. Press them forward, towards your chest, down and back. Do this 5 times forward and 5 times backwards. 3. Hand Shaking: This may look silly, but it helps the blood flow through your hands, warming them up and ready to play beautiful music. Raise your arms above your head. Shake your hands for 30 seconds. Now put your arms out in front, shake your hands for 30 seconds. Finally drop your arms to your sides and shake your hands for 30 seconds The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
5 Table of Contents Pages Contract 1 Syllabus 2 Relaxation Exercises 3 Scales 5 Sight Reading & Transposition 20 Vocabulary The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
6 SCALES Right Hand C Major Five-Finger Scale C D E F G F E D C Left Hand C D E F G F E D C The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
7 G Major Five-Finger Scale Right Hand G A B C D C B A G Left Hand G A B C D C B A G The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
8 Right Hand D Major Five-Finger Scale D E F# G A G F# E D Left Hand D E F# G A G F# E D The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
9 Right Hand A Major Five-Finger Scale A B C# D E D C# B A Left Hand A B C# D E D C# B A The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
10 Right Hand E Major Five-Finger Scale E F# G# A B A G# F# E Left Hand E F# G# A B A G# F# E The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
11 Right Hand B Major Five-Finger Scale B C# D# E F# E D# C# B Left Hand B C# D# E F# E D# C# B The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
12 Right Hand F# Major Five-Finger Scale F# G# A# B C# B A# G# F# Left Hand F# G# A# B C# B A# G# F# The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
13 Right Hand C# Major Five-Finger Scale C# D# E# F# G# F# E# D# C# White Note Left Hand C# D# E# F# G# F# E# D# C# White Note The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
14 Right Hand F Major Five-Finger Scale F G A Bb C Bb A G F Left Hand F G A Bb C Bb A G F The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
15 Right Hand Bb Major Five-Finger Scale Bb C D Eb F Eb D C Bb Left Hand Bb C D Eb F Eb D C Bb The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
16 Right Hand Eb Major Five-Finger Scale Eb F G Ab Bb Ab G F Eb Left Hand Eb F G Ab Bb Ab G F Eb The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
17 Right Hand Ab Major Five-Finger Scale Ab Bb C Db Eb Db C Bb Ab Left Hand Ab Bb C Db Eb Db C Bb Ab The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
18 Db Major Five-Finger Scale Right Hand Db Eb F Gb Ab Gb F Eb Db Left Hand Db Eb F Gb Ab Gb F Eb Db The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
19 Gb Major Five-Finger Scale Right Hand Gb Ab Bb Cb Db Cb Bb Ab Gb Left Hand White Note Gb Ab Bb Cb Db Cb Bb Ab Gb White Note The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
20 Cb Major Five-Finger Scale Right Hand Cb Db Eb Fb Gb Fb Eb Db Cb Left Hand White Note Cb Db Eb Fb Gb Fb Eb Db Cb White Note The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
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31 Vocabulary 1. Bass Clef: a musical symbol also known as the F clef. When placed on the staff, it tells the performer to play low notes. You usually use your left hand to play in the bass clef. 2. Beat: the pulse. Just like your heart beats to keep you alive, music has a beat to keep it alive. 3. Dynamics: how loud or soft to play or sing the music. They are expression marks; pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff, crescendo and decrescendo 4. Flat: lowers a note ½ step. It is a musical symbol that looks like a squished lower case b or ½ a heart, with a stem. It is placed before a note head or after a musical letter name. When you see this sign, you lower ( ) the note by ½ step. 5. Grand Staff: a set of 2 staffs, one treble and one bass, connected by a bar line and a brace. The treble is on top and the bass is on bottom. 6. Interval: the distance (how far) it is from one note to the next note. Both a step and a skip are intervals. 7. Legato (leh-gah-toe): an Italian word meaning to play smoothly or with walking fingers. When you see a slur, you are to play in this manner. Legato is the opposite of Staccato. 8. Measure (meh-zure): a group of notes that are separated by bar lines. You can think of a measure like letters making up words. The bar would be the spaces between the words. measure measure measure Bar line Bar line Bar line The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
32 9. Natural: a musical symbol that looks like a capital L hooked to a 7, with a square in the middle. It is placed before a note head or after a musical letter name. When you see this sign, you will erase a sharp or flat 10. Note: a musical symbol. When placed on a staff, it tells the performer what pitch to play and for how long. All notes have a head (the round portion); all except the whole note have a stem. 11. Phrase: a musical sentence. It is a curved line over or under several notes or many measures to create an idea. 12. Pianoforte (pee-an-no-for-tay): the real name of the instrument you are learning to play. It means soft (piano) and loud (forte) in Italian. 13. Pitch: how high or low a sound 14. Rest: a musical symbol that represents silence. Each note has a rest of the same value. 15. Rhythm (rih-them): the pattern of beats in a song or piece 16. Sharp: a musical symbol that raises a note by ½ step. It looks like a pound sign or a tic-tac-toe sign. It is placed before a note head or after a musical letter name. When you see this sign, you raise ( ) the note by ½ step. 17. Skip: starts on one note, jumps or skips over the next note and lands on the third note. On the staff, a skip is from a line to the next line or a space to the next space. 18. Slur: a curved line over or under two or more notes. It tells the performer to play the notes legato. 19. Staccato (stah-kah-toe): an Italian word meaning to play in a quick and separate manner. A dot is place over or under the note head (opposite from the stem). Staccato is the opposite of Legato. 20. Staff: a set of 5 lines and 4 spaces stacked one on top of the other. Notes and rests are placed on these lines and spaces telling the performer which pitch to play. 21. Step: starts on one note and moves to the very next note. Some steps are white-to-black or black-to-white; others are white-to-white or black-to-black. On the staff, a step is from a line to the next space or a space to the next line The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
33 22. Tempo: an Italian word meaning speed. When you see a tempo marking above your music, it will tell you how fast or slow to play. 23. Tie: a curved line that connects 2 notes that sit on the same line or space. The notes do not have to have the same rhythm. The first note is played and you hold through the second note. 24. Time Signature: Two numbers placed one on top of the other telling a musician how many beats are in a measure and which note will get a single count. The top number can be anything, but usually is somewhere between 2 and 12. The bottom number must be the same as a note. Those numbers can be 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 and so on. The most popular numbers are 2, 4 and Treble Clef: a musical symbol also known as the G clef. When placed on the staff, it lets the performer know to play high notes. You usually use your right hand to play in the treble clef The Piano Curriculum Series LLC PCS001
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