Electronic Keyboard for Kids 2

Introduces a step-by-step approach for young beginners to learn electronic keyboards through popular children's songs and fundamental music concepts.

The fundamentals of playing the A note on the keyboard are covered, including proper finger usage.

The tie is explained as a curved line connecting same-pitched notes, with emphasis on holding them for the correct duration.

Covers playing a jazz standard section repeatedly from the start to Fine, including rules for repeated notes and fingerings.

Covers the eighth note, its duration, and notation; includes exercises and familiar songs.

The technique for playing the note B below Middle C with the right thumb is covered.

Techniques for playing smooth, connected legato notes and contrasting staccato articulations are covered.

Dotted quarter notes and first/second endings are introduced in the context of popular song structures.

The note B above middle C is introduced, along with its proper playing technique on the keyboard.

Introduces the C note above Middle C and explains how to play the C Major Scale using the thumb crossover technique.

The structure and relationship between octaves and major scales are examined.

Covers C and F hand positions with examples like Michael Finnegan and Mulberry Bush.

Note values and rests in music notation are explored, including their meanings and uses.

Note-taking techniques and strategies are examined to enhance learning effectiveness.

Single-finger chord techniques unlock new harmonic possibilities in music.

Fingered chord shapes and playing techniques are introduced, providing a foundation for musical expression.