Preschool Piano

• Pastor Lassiter
  
  
  (March 21, 2023, 11:18 pm)

  At the age of 72, looking forward to learning to play the piano for personal enjoyment . . .AND it looks like I've found just the resource to help. Clearly written and easy to follow . . .Thanx John!

• Chance
  
  
  (August 10, 2021, 11:43 am)

  John is a good teacher who is willing to teach every student in their own way and understand their learning path and adjust accordingly. I was a previous student of John but don't live near him anymore unfortunately. I can confidently say he is the best teacher I've had for piano as he understands how to work around difficulties and teach you how to overcome things that would seem impossible when learning how to play piano and read music, while remembering and valuing the skills he offers. We'd be done with a few lessons and I could play 2 handed songs like Clocks by Coldplay and without sheets to read I could remember it in my head. If you're a student of Johns you'll be in good hands!!!

• J. D. Cooper
  
  
  (August 3, 2021, 7:40 pm)

  I watched my son grow musically year after year for nine years, then he joined a rock band, but that was just youth. He’s a dentist now, but plays for the choir at his church. Music has been a big gift for him and this method works with inattentive kids like mine was. Give it a try.

• Jennifer Escaravage
  
  
  (February 13, 2016, 3:51 pm)

  My 3 year old has been taking lessons with John for about a year now. She loves it and fights with her sisters on who gets to go first. John is fun, motivating, patient and kind. Despite not knowing her numbers and barely having a grasp on the alphabet, she has learned a couple of songs, rhythms and landmarks on the piano and can recognize mistakes. All while having fun my preschooler is learning numbers, letters, counting, music, critical listening and I'm sure all sorts of beneficial social skills. I highly recommend John and his music by number program.

Preschool Piano Activities and Games - Piano By Number

Piano activities interest kids in the piano and prepare them for further involvement. Games are used to show a musical concept, for example: 1. Distinguish left from right on the piano keyboard. 2. Distinguish up/down on the piano keyboard. 3. Understand the qualities of happy and sad when listening to music. 4.

Preschool Piano Music - Piano By Number

Preschool piano music should be delivered in the simplest form possible. If possible, don't start with reading music. Find a simpler language, like numbers. The list of songs appropriate for preschool piano music is quite limited. The best songs are on the white keys, and are familiar to kids. ... Call 1.914.257.6188 ...

Toddler and Preschool Piano Music Books - Piano By Number

Toddler and preschool piano students require the most care of all the age groups. It is so important for toddlers and preschoolers to use piano books for kids that make the piano a fun place to be. Banish curriculum from your agenda, and think instead of the child's point of view. ... Call 1.914.257.6188 ...

Preschool Piano Lessons Near Me - Piano By Number

So if you're asking, "Where can I find preschool piano lessons near me, here in New Milford?" you should consider John Aschenbrenner, one of the most experienced lessons-at-home piano teachers in the area. Piano Is Easy. Printable PDF Download. ... Call 1.914.257.6188 ...

Preschool Piano Lesson Plans - Piano By Number

The first thing to do is to acquaint the child with up and down, which on the piano are the same as left and right. Most kids have a dim hold on this crucial distinction, and the piano is a perfect proving ground to learn the difference. 2. Next, concentrate on individual keys. Play the white keys one at a time going up.

The Basic Piano Curriculum for Kids - Piano By Number

The basic piano curriculum is a set group of skills that is determined by the method, usually, reading music. ... Preschool Piano Sheet Music Easy Piano Songs for Beginners With Letters Easy Piano Notes for Popular Songs Baby Piano ... Call 1.914.257.6188 ...

Preschool Piano Sheet Music - Piano By Number

Use Numbers Instead Of Notes. We start by numbering the keys with removable stickers as in the drawing below. As we teach kids to play familiar songs with numbers, we slowly introduce the elements of reading sheet music.Keep the proportion of numbers to notes, fun to work, at 9 to 1. Nine parts fun with songs, games and numbers, and one part of ...