LESSON PAGE. MAYA SCHEIRER
May 3
New piece added.
New piece added.
THE ORDER OF SHARPS:
No sharps: C Major or its relative A minor F# - C# - G# - D# - A# - E# - B# How to find the key of the piece or the associated scale: 1 sharp: F# = G Major (or its relative E minor) 2 sharps: F#+C# = D Major (relative B minor) 3 sharps: F#+C#+G# = A Major (relative F# minor) 4 sharps: F#+C#+G#+D# = E Major (relative C# minor) 5 sharps: F#+C#+G#+D#+A# = B Major (relative G# minor) |
THE ORDER OF FLATS:
No flats: C Major or its relative A minor Bb - Eb - Ab - Db - Gb - Cb - Fb How to find the key of the piece or the associated scale: 1 flat: Bb = F Major (or relative D minor) 2 flats: Bb+Eb = Bb Major (relative G minor) 3 flats: Bb+Eb+Ab = Eb Major (relative C minor) 4 flats: Bb+Eb+Ab+Db = Ab Major (relative F minor) 5 flats: Bb+Eb+Ab+Db+Gb = Db Major (relative Bb minor) |
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Sight-reading exercisesMarch 8
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Repertory pieces:
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NEW: "Minuet in G" Petzold |
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May 3
Here is how the right hand sounds like --> And below it is the sounds of the complete piece: |
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Building toward your first Debussy piece
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February 22
Your first piece by Debussy may be this one: "Rêverie". Gradually as you bring back your reading skills, we will start reading portions from this piece. |
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