Learning Piano Notes Flashcards
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011|
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Learning Wrap Ups Music Rhythm and Vocabulary $7.98 Here is a great alternative to music theory flash cards and drill sheets. You get a Keys and Notes Wrap-Up, with ten different keys for practice. Use Wrap Ups to offset the drudgery that can be associated with music theory!… |
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Notes And Key Signatures – 80 Flashcards $3.56 Piano. Bastien piano. Teacher Aids. Instructional. Flashcards. Standard notation. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company |
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Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Viola, Mini $4.99 Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Viola, Mini |
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Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Viola, Laminated $9.99 Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Viola, Laminated |
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Piano Notes $13.99 Among the world’s instruments, the piano stands out as the most versatile, powerful, and misunderstood — even by those who have spent much of their lives learning to play. In Piano Notes, a finalist for a 2003 National Book Critics Circle Award, Charles Rosen, one of the world’s most talented pianists, distills a lifetime of wisdom and lore into an unforgettable tour of the hidden world of piano playing. You’ll read about how a note is produced, why a chord can move us, why the piano — “hero and villain” of tonality — has shaped the course of Western music, and why it is growing obsolete. Rosen explains what it means that Beethoven composed in his head whereas Mozart would never dream of doing so, why there are no fortissimos in the works of Ravel, and why a piano player’s acrobatics have an important dramatic effect but nothing more. Ending on a contemplative note, Piano Notes offers an elegant argument that piano music “is not just sound or even significant sound” but a mechanical, physical, and fetishistic experience that faces new challenges in an era of recorded music. Rosen ponders whether piano playing will ever again be the same, and his insights astonish. |
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Student Flashcards $5.56 Piano. For piano. TCW Resources. Multi Level. Flashcards. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company |
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Learning Piano $22.21 Learning Piano |
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Bastien Interval Flashcards $4.76 By Jane Smisor Bastien. Piano. Bastien piano. Teacher Aids. Flashcards. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company |
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Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Cello, Laminated, Classroom Size $19.99 Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Cello, Laminated, Classroom Size |
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Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Cello, Tenor Clef $9.99 Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Cello, Tenor Clef |
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Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Viola, Laminated, Classroom Size $19.99 Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Viola, Laminated, Classroom Size |
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Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Bass, Laminated, Classroom Size $19.99 Notes & Strings Stringed Instrument Flashcards Bass, Laminated, Classroom Size |
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Piano Notes: The World Of The Pianist $11.19 Among the world’s instruments, the piano stands out as the most versatile, powerful, and misunderstood — even by those who have spent much of their lives learning to play. In Piano Notes, a finalist for a 2003 National Book Critics Circle Award, Charles Rosen, one of the world’s most talented pianists, distills a lifetime of wisdom and lore into an unforgettable tour of the hidden world of piano playing. You’ll read about how a note is produced, why a chord can move us, why the piano — "hero and villain" of tonality — has shaped the course of Western music, and why it is growing obsolete. Rosen explains what it means that Beethoven composed in his head whereas Mozart would never dream of doing so, why there are no fortissimos in the works of Ravel, and why a piano player’s acrobatics have an important dramatic effect but nothing more. Ending on a contemplative note, Piano Notes offers an elegant argument that piano music "is not just sound or even significant sound" but a mechanical, physical, and fetishistic experience that faces new challenges in an era of recorded music. Rosen ponders whether piano playing will ever again be the same, and his insights astonish. |
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Piano Adventures Flashcards In-a-Box $4.4 By Nancy Faber and Randall Faber. For Piano. Faber Piano Adventuresëå. Methods. SMP Primer Level (Early Elementary). General Merchandise. Faber Piano Adventures #FF1168. Published by Faber Piano Adventures |
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Space Flashcards $12.5 These colorful and fascinating flashcards will give ‘learning’ a good name with your little ones. See planets up close, look inside a Space Shuttle, and find out what astronauts eat! There are 26 thick and durable cards in all, featuring full-color photographs and easy-to-understand facts about the planets, stars, and spaceships. Just watch as your child’s love of astronomy and learning grows! |
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Celebrate Piano! Flashcards 1 $7.95 (A Comprehensive Piano Method). By Cathy Albergo, J. Mitzi Kolar, Mark Mrozinski. For Piano. Celebrate Piano!!. Prep A (Early Elementary). Book. 24 pages. Published by The Frederick Harris Music Company |
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Celebrate Piano! Flashcards 2 $7.95 (A Comprehensive Piano Method). By Cathy Albergo, J. Mitzi Kolar, Mark Mrozinski. For Piano. Celebrate Piano!!. Prep B (Introductory). Book. 24 pages. Published by The Frederick Harris Music Company |
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Learning $12.78 Perfume Genius is a strangely perfect name for Mike Hadreas’ music. Like scent, his songs are delicate but strong, faint yet persistent, and have a deep, almost inexplicable emotional pull. On his debut album, Learning, Hadreas comes across like the kid brother of Antony Hegarty or Xiu Xiu’s Jamie Stewart, taking the vulnerability of a singer/songwriter to an extreme with messed-up and heartbreaking stories. Yet, despite Hadreas’ shaky, at times barely audible vocals, there’s an ease to his confessions that makes him unique; as uncomfortable as his subjects can be, he doesn’t play them for shock value. Instead, he embraces the disturbing and the heartfelt equally, accepting that caring can be creepy with a matter-of-factness that makes it all the more powerful. Hadreas sings “It’s all part of his plan” over whirling synths on the album closer, “Never Did,” and it’s equally likely that he’s referring to a benevolent higher power or something more tangible and sinister. “Mr. Peterson” sketches out a friendship (possibly more) with a teacher and treats his suicide with evenhanded compassion: “I hope there’s room for you up above or down below.” Learning gives its sometimes hard words soft surroundings, either cushioning them with ethereal synths and music boxes on “No Problem” or allowing his piano to reverberate around them with an almost hymnal quality, as on the bittersweet lullaby “When.” At times Hadreas’ songs suggest personal notes or diary entries set to music — not because they’re too literal, but because of the emotional weight implied in them. He reveals only the smallest but most telling parts of his stories, playing cat and mouse with details and telling gaps: on “Write to Your Brother,” the lyric “Tell him mom treats you like a lover/That you have to hide all the mouthwash from her” says it all. But what makes Hadreas’ songwriting remarkable is the empathy he holds for his characters. “Perry” does a chiaroscuro dance between hope and despair, but ends the song with the line “Whatever good is left/Put your trust in it/You know we already have.” As dark as Learning’s songs can get, it always feels like Hadreas wants the best for the people he sings about, and a good, ultimately hopeful kind of sadness permeates nearly every song. Not even half an hour long, Learning shows just what a strong impression music so fragile can make. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi |
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