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i’ll try to find someone who doesn’t know much about the piano but at least knows what the keys are and how to read notes

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i figured that she could probably use my old books to start off with because they’re very fast-paced but they’re very easy to follow along with and the author explains things in a way that helps younger kids understand better. the book that we’ll be starting off with is piano pronto : prelude by jennifer eklund (shown below). my plan is to try and get through as much as we can in the first book. i asked my sister if she could stay for about four hours.
schedule :
- basic keys
- first four songs in the book
- first couple chords
- note reading game

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for my show and tell, i’m going to be showing you two videos of my niece playing the piano. the first one will be from her first day of learning and the second one will be from recently. thought the next two-three days, i will be teaching her.

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teaching my niece was actually a lot harder than i thought it would be because apparently her grade didn’t teach any musical things like reading notes, rhythms, etc. because of that, it took some time that we could’ve been using to learn the keys and everything away just so that i could teach her the treble clef.

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i taught my dad some of the basics last night , 24/4/19 , and took a couple videos of it. it was way easier teaching him because , one, he’s older, and two, he actually knew HOW to read the notes on the treble clef.