Method for Young Beginners-Teach your kids how to play Keyboard with Progressive Electronic Keyboard Method For Young Beginners: Book 1. Covers the important techniques required to learn to play the Keyboard including correct posture hand position and fingering technique for 5 beginner Keyboard notes 3 one finger chords and 3 fingered chords. Suitable for children aged 4 to 8 years and all types of children?s electronic Keyboards includingRoland Casio and Yamaha. Includes 43 great sounding Keyboard exercises and popular easy Keyboard songs for kids. Beautifully illustrated in full colour throughout with easy-to-read Keyboard music for kids Keyboardchords for kids and with lyrics to sing along. Features access to online Keyboard videos and audio downloads demonstrating all examples. No prior knowledge of how to read music or playing the Keyboard is required to teachyour child to learn to play Keyboard from this book. Includes free Keyboard chord/note poster and free Keyboard note stickers.

Keyboard From The Beginning is a practical teaching method for younger students who are just starting to learn the instrument. Ideal for 6- to 12-year-olds this introduction to playing the Keyboard or Pianouses a mix of original and favourite melodies as well as fun pictures to get pupils making music from their very first lesson.   Keyboard From The Beginning uses a enjoyable melodies tointroduce different techniques and principles guiding young students in the beginning of their Keyboard-playing career. No previous musical knowledge or experience is necessary this book will take students from the absolutebeginning to playing their first fun tunes with ease.    Using over 30 enjoyable and simple tunes this book will allow young beginners to express their musicality at the same time as learning thebasics of playing. With timeless tunes like Au Clair De La Lune This Old Man London Bridge and Ode To Joy children will learn to play these simple melodies while at the same time learning new notes andtechniques like different time signatures rests dotted rhythms and even scales and chords.    As the book progresses new techniques are introduced providing a structured and logical course making this an ideal book for students to work from either on their own or as part of a larger group. The book is accompanied by a unique download card giving instant online access to audio downloads of demonstrations and backingtracks. Pupils will be able to hear how each tune should sound before playing it along with a professional recording. Fun images throughout make this a hugely fun and enjoyable book to introduce young beginners to the joys ofplaying the Keyboard.   Keyboard From The Beginning is a brilliant way for young pupils with no previous musical experience to learn to play the Keyboard. Musical melodies

Groove Lab is a series designed for the development of jazz playing and improvisation skills. While the books are aimed at individual learning they can be flexible and can also accommodate a large group or class situation. Groove Lab is ideal for teaching children with basic musical understanding the art of improvisation and some jazz technique. This book for Keyboard with CD backing will give young Keyboard players the chance to play familiar popular styles and rhythms at relatively early stage.This book for Keyboard with CD backing will give young Keyboard players the chance to play familiar popular styles and rhythms at relatively early stage.

A simple fun collection inspired by food. The book includes simple objectives tempo style timbre and shows fingering (including hand position changes) along with chord symbols. Suitable for school children of primary age and provides a supplement to the elementary musical material learned in lessons.Grade: 0 - 1

Debussy occasionally reacted to musical trends in his compositions as was the case with American ragtime. Aside from Golliwogg?s Cakewalk in Children?s Corner (HN 382) The Little Negro is even todaya standard piece in modern crossover orientated Piano teaching. Debussy did actually compose the piece for a Piano method namely that of Théodore Lack published in 1909. In 1934 the publishing house Leduc produced a singleversion in which measures 22 to 54 are repeated unlike in the first edition. The piece is not particularly difficult and is very effective.