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Child-friendly textbook for piano with children's and folk songs from around the world; ISMN: 9790006561940. All product info

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Piano school for children

Bärenreiter Wenn das Notenhuhn ein Ei legt ... is a child-oriented beginner's school for piano and presents an optimal compromise between a classical approach and pedagogical elements. Beginners get started with the black keys, while musical notation is introduced after a while of playing. The focus is particularly on rhythmic playing, so that children are given a feeling for pulse and meter, because this in particular is the key to successful, impressive music-making.

The content is taught in a practical way using playing pieces in the form of new compositions by the author, as well as children's and folk songs from all over the world and small blues, boogie and dance pieces. In the end, the up-and-coming pianists will be able to play pieces in the range of two octaves, to lead the hands parallel and opposite and to play simple melodies with accompaniment. In addition, they are able to over- and underplay, are familiar with changes of position, and have practiced scales. Music theory knowledge now includes note reading and knowledge of note values and musical symbols.

The edition is rounded out with appealing illustrations that incorporate chickens and woodpeckers into the notation of melodies and rhythms in a way that is easy to understand.

Introduction
Preface
The Piano
Rhythm language and rhythm gestures
First orientation on the keyboard
The keyboard
The fingering
The fingers explore the black keys
Playing pieces on black
keys
Sound painting: how the animals move
The note values (quarter, half, whole and dotted half)
Rhythm poems
The beat
Playing pieces on black and white keys
Sound painting: Tatü tata
Introduction to musical notation
The notes
The tonal range g-f1
Playing pieces according to notes
"Mirror notes
Rhythm poems
The dynamics: forte and piano
Sound painting: In the mountains
The clefs
The f-g1 tonal space
Pieces in the 5-note space
The rests
Rhythm poem
Sound painting: ringing bells
The eighth note
Rhythm poems
Playing pieces with eighth notes
The (quarter) upbeat
The articulation: legato and staccato
Plays with articulation
Sound painting: voices in the rainforest
Extension of the tonal space (d-h1)
The tonal space e-a1
Plays in the extended tonal space
The transposition signs and the auxiliary lines
Transposition to other keys
The overtie
The tonal space d-h1
Extension of the rhythmic notation
The dotted rhythm
Rhythm poem
Playing pieces with dotted quarter notes
Crescendo and decrescendo
Sound painting: getting louder and softer with four notes
The glissando
The fermata
Extending the tonal space (c-c2)
The tonal space c-c2
Playing pieces in the range of 2 octaves
Extension of the rhythmic notation: The eighth bar, the syncopation and the sixteenths
Rhythm poems
Extension of the playing technique
Change of positions
The silent finger change
Sound painting: In the open
Superset and subset
The scale
Playing pieces in changing hand positions