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Click below to hear the music. A Day to Remember is an easy to learn intermediate level piece that fits well under the hands. This descriptive two page piece starts with a delicate right hand melody that changes to a darker minor section before the beginning returns in G Major. It contains a few 16th notes…
Capture your students’ imagination with this American folk song! Late elementary to early intermediate students will love the wistful melody of this famous American cowboy song arranged by Susan Paradis. The eighth notes swing gently to imitate the sound of the horse’s hooves. The score includes careful pedaling and fingering for an artistic performance. This is a studio…
Students love this imaginative piece with the whimsical title!
Your late elementary students will love Shooting Star, with its “easy, sounds hard” patterns in several 5 finger positions. The music zips along with varying articulations of slur, staccato, and legato patterns. This piece will motivate students to move out of one position and move up a notch in their technique. There are no finger…
Get your students moving with Summer Storm, a fast and exciting intermediate piece in A minor. Just like a fast summer storm, it takes off, with the wind whirling around and blowing things here and there. There is a brief section where it sounds like the storm is over, but it’s not, because it takes…
This cute key signature chart contains both major and minor keys. It looks great used as a cover for binders with a clear insert on the font and will help students doing advanced theory work. Memorizing how to write a key signature chart is a big help when preparing for theory exams or theory placement…
When your students learn scales, mark them on the Fishy Scales Card. When a card is complete, give them this certificate.
This is a hands-on way to learn the relationship of one note to another.
Rhythm in the Grid is a great way for visual learners to learn the concept of how eighth notes are counted.
Rhythm in the Grid for sixteenth notes is a one page chart to explain counting.
This grand staff is sized to fit magnetic bingo chips that music teachers can use as notes.
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