The new game
2, 5, 1 practice E-7, A7, Dmaj7
For Piano – 5 Finger Warm-Ups
D Major Pattern
D Major Arpeggio
D Major Waves
D Major Scale
B Minor Pattern
B Minor Arpeggio
B Minor Waves
B Minor Scale
For Piano – One Octave Scales
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Piano – Two Octave Scales
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Violin – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Violin – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Viola – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Viola – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Cello – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Cello – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
D Major
B Minor Natural
B Minor Harmonic
B Minor Melodic
For Cello – Three Octave Scale, First Hour Fingering
D Major
For Guitar – One Octave Scales
D Major
B Minor Natural
Here is the Stars and Stripes Worksheet for students who want a special project next week. It is a Learn by Ear worksheet so you can improve your playing by ear ability. Get started now and you will be able to play the official National March for Memorial Day! You will have all the bragging rights around the potato salad.
Here are 4 different ways to use the worksheet.
Violin Melody Video
Viola Melody Video
Cello Melody Video
Piano Melody Video
Guitar Melody Video
There are three new arrangements of the hymn, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing. The goal was to create a piano accompaniment part that was suitable for learning how to accompany or sight-readable for church or performance.
It opens with a piano introduction, followed by the melody in the string part. In the second section, the piano has the melody while the string part has a countermelody. The third section brings the melody back to the string player.
In the violin version, the violin part can be played entirely in first position. A second-year player could be featured with this piece. In the viola version, two viola parts are supplied. One viola part is in first position, the other requires shifting. The cello version also has two parts. One which shifts, and one which is in first position. This allows the arrangement to be used for a variety of players by choosing the part that is the most logical for their development.
Listen to a video of the cello and piano version.
The sheet music is available as a digital download.
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing for Violin and Piano
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing for Viola and Piano
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing for Cello and Piano
The new game
2, 5, 1 Practice A-7, D7, Gmaj7
For Piano – 5 Finger Warm-Ups
G Major Pattern
G Major Arpeggio
G Major Waves
G Major Scale
E Minor Pattern
E Minor Arpeggio
E Minor Waves
E Minor Scale
For Piano – One Octave Scales
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Piano – Two Octave Scales
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Violin – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Violin – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Viola – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Viola – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Cello – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Cello – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
G Major
E Minor Natural
E Minor Harmonic
E Minor Melodic
For Cello – Three Octave Scale, First Hour Fingering
G Major
For Guitar – One Octave Scales
G Major
E Minor Natural
12/8/12 and 12/21/12
Miriam Troxler 