Welcome back - Lesson IV is quite similar to lesson III in that we will be working on twinkles (with our right hand).
Take a bow.
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This blog is for parents who wish to teach their children to play the piano but don't know quite the way to get started. This information is free to the public (as long as you'll put up with an occasional business ad).
This blog will NOT substitute for private lessons - nothing will. However, private lessons are expensive and it's hard to find teachers willing to start young. Hopefully, this is a suitable alternative. I teach the Suzuki method and like to start children at age 3.
If you have questions, feel free to post them in the comments section - I will be checking them daily. Just start at lesson I, reading the entire thing before the lesson, and work your way forward. I will post new lessons every week. You need not be a skilled musician to teach your child. Have fun and keep practicing!
Musically Yours,
Miss Lindsey
This blog will NOT substitute for private lessons - nothing will. However, private lessons are expensive and it's hard to find teachers willing to start young. Hopefully, this is a suitable alternative. I teach the Suzuki method and like to start children at age 3.
If you have questions, feel free to post them in the comments section - I will be checking them daily. Just start at lesson I, reading the entire thing before the lesson, and work your way forward. I will post new lessons every week. You need not be a skilled musician to teach your child. Have fun and keep practicing!
Musically Yours,
Miss Lindsey
The Instructor
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