Name: Here Comes the Band! Piano Adventures Theory 2B
Uploaded: 2021-08-20T16:10:58.000Z
Duration: 35 s

Piano Adventures Theory Level 2B pages 23 asks students to predict chords to harmonize a melody.  After that, there is a duet to play.  Use the tips below to practice the duet. 
TIPS:
1.  Listen first while tapping the notes on the page.
2.  Play along using each hand separately.
3.  Then play along using hands together. 

This accompaniment provides some additional aural cues to help you keep your place.

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Here Comes the Band! Piano Adventures Theory 2B

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This practical video presents the simplest method of counting rhythm duration. 

Quick and Easy Rhythm Counting: quarter, half, dotted half, & whole

Purple Bear and Kitty Cat hear fast, medium, and slow beats on the metronome.  Low black keys play Bear Sounds and high black keys play Cat sounds.  Students can choose ANY BLACK KEY to play along with the  differing tempos.  Very easy and very fundamental! 

Bear and Kitty: Fast, Medium, and Slow Tempos

Join Purple Bear and Kitty Cat as they listen to the beat.  Play along using deep sounds (low pitch) and fluffy cloud sounds (high pitch). 

Early Childhood Piano Matching the Beat

Harmony adds texture to music.  The primary triads unlock this depth.  Learn the basics of these important elements of music. 

Introduction to Primary Triads

Short and sweet, this sing-a-long version of the Hokey Pokey makes distinguishing left and right automatic.

Hokey Pokey Hands: Left, Right, Both 

Finger numbers cue us to logical and consistent movement.  
Learn the basics of how the numbers are assigned.  
Practice finger numbers away from the piano with the HOVER exercise. 
See how your hand can naturally form a strong hand shape.  

Understanding Finger Numbers for Piano

Kids and kids-at-heart can enjoy this blend of art, movement, and music.  While chalk on a sidewalk produces a very satisfying sound, beats can be drawn with any writing utensil on a suitable surface.  
  
1.  steady beats drawn to chant or song
2.  steady beats drawn to instrumental music
3.  steady beats concluded with a gradual slowing


Musical Pulse Chalk Activity

See and hear the right hand for measures 65 - 68. Much of the work here uses parallel 6ths.  This tutorial names and demonstrates the notes as they happen.  It then shows the flow of these four measures using a count-off for students to play along if desired.

Fur Elise - Beyond the Theme - Measures 65 - 68 Right Hand Tutorial

This fun hand clapping game is a perfect vehicle for new pianists to form and strengthen an excellent hand shape.  

The student will use four fingers from one hand to develop independent finger movement without sacrificing the natural arch of the hand. 

Both hands are demonstrated. The student can choose which hand to use.  If desired, the student can some of the song with one hand and then switch to the other hand. 

The learning video covers only the first two lines. 
Expand the fun using the play along video for the entire song.

Miss Mary Mack - Easy Learning Video

This fun hand clapping game is a perfect vehicle for new pianists to form and strengthen an excellent hand shape.  
The student will use two fingers from each hand to develop independent finger movement without sacrificing the natural arch of the hand.  
The learning video covers only the first two lines. 
Expand the fun using the play along video for the entire song.

Miss Mary Mack - Very Easy Learning Video

Use this play-along video to exercise your fingers.
You can play using one finger hopping from note to note (non-legato).
You can play using two fingers from each hand. 
You can play using four fingers from just one hand.  
 

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Here Comes the Band! Piano Adventures Theory 2B

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Quick and Easy Rhythm Counting: quarter, half, dotted half, & whole

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