Piano Time 2

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Piano Time Pieces 2 presents a sparkling selection of pieces in all styles. Here are classical and jazzy pieces, folksongs and specially written tunes, and songs and character pieces of all kinds. Now if you are a beginner, it will actually help you to count it first in 4/4 and then covert over to Cut Time; just to give you a familiar starting point.

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Our buying power enables us to sell instruments at the very best prices you will find. However, should you find an instrument cheaper elsewhere, give us a call on 01273 702444. Fast, Free Delivery These time signatures are 4/4 = 4 quarter notes in each measure or 6/8 = 6 eighth notes in each measure.

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The example I use in the video portion of this lesson can be counted in 4/4 time but is written in Cut Time. We will go over it in both time signatures so you can see, hear and even play with the different counting. Pieces from a wide variety of genres can be found in Piano Time 2, such as world, classical, traditional, and many fun original compositions by Pauline Hall, including titles like ‘Dance of the Scaley lizards’, ‘Skipping along’, and ‘Beach calypso’, all arranged for easy piano (approx. grade 1 standard). The book has a full colour layout with funny illustrations by Mike Phillips, and the music is marked with dynamics, articulation, fingerings, pedalling and performance directions. Puzzles and useful tips for beginners If you enjoyed the previous Piano Time book, you’ll love Piano Time 2! Combining exciting piano pieces with snippets of theory and colourful illustrations, this is a perfect next step for beginner piano players who want to have fun while they learn. Build on technique & musicianship By cutting the half note in half. When we divide a half note into 2 equals, we end up with 2 quarter notes - so 1 quarter note = only 1/2 of a beat now, instead of a whole beat in 4/4 time.

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Piano Time 2 starts where Piano Time finishes. It gradually adds more notes and techniques. With a host of attractive pieces in all styles, and many wonderful illustrations in full colour, this is a superb tutor book for all young pianists. Content includes: Based on our scan system, we have determined that these flags are possibly false positives. What is a false positive? Piano Time 2 starts with a brief revision of important note reading learnt in the first book of the series. Then it builds on the skills learnt in the previous book, introducing new two octave scales/arpeggios in C, G, F, & D major and A & D minor, contrary motion, additional musical signs & symbols, leger lines, tones, time signatures 3/2, 3/8, simple & compound time, chords, arpeggios, triads and broken chords, playing with two hands in the same clef, and octave hopping. It will also help increase your finger agility and playing technique with exercises such as ‘Left-hand keep-fit’ and ‘Drunken sailor keep-fit’! Exciting, easy pieces and fun layoutCut Time makes things simpler and easier to count and play through. Anytime you see a lot of fast notes in your piano music, look to see if there is a 2/2 Time Signature and remember to convert your note values to match the new bottom Half Note emphasis. Play piano time html game yourself or with a child. Look at new studying methods recommended by teachers worldwide. Use it as a learning curve before kindergarten.

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Note: from 01/01/2021 we no longer deliver to Northern Ireland as Brexit has made this destination not financially viable to deliver to. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused. First published in 1989, this tutor book has stood the test of time and is highly recommended! ISBN: 9780193727861 Because it helps us group them together easier and play them faster because we're not counting each individual note. Since we have 2/2 this time, everything changes. Even the note values change in this time signature.The faster notes in this example are 8th notes, but you will hear how many syllables I have to count if I keep it in the 4/4 time signature...it's tongue-tying for sure!