My First Piano: Learn To Play: Kids

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Even if kids don’t have a particular interest in playing a musical instrument, having them spend some time in musical education at a young age can make a big difference in their overall experience with learning in the future. The piano is probably the easiest instrument to learn first, for anyone, but especially kids. Why read it: It covers just about everything beginner pianists need from songs to play and piano techniques to music theory and lessons. Lessons are provided via text and video. Alfred’s Basic Piano Library: Lesson Book Level 1A This game book helps kids practice skills like hands, keys, finger numbers, rhythm, ear training, note reading, improvisation, creativity, and more. 32. First 50 Kids’ Songs You Should Play on Piano This piano songbook teaches kids to play even the simplest of songs with two hands instead of learning with their index finger, just the right hand, or just the left hand to start out. This book is great for kids and adult learners. 16. Easy Piano Songs for Kids Alfred’s Basic Piano Library by Willard Palmer and Morton Manus: This series of books offers a comprehensive approach to learning the piano. The first book in the series includes easy keyboard and piano pieces that are perfect for beginners.

Using color-coded notes and character icons, this book is a super fast way for your kids to learn to play songs on the piano. 9. Teaching Little Fingers to Play These 40 easy-to-play familiar favorites are geared toward beginners. With letters above each note, every child will be able to learn these classic piano songs on the first piano adventure. 12. Piano-K If the student has already been through Tunes for Ten Fingers, this is a great second book to move on to. It carries on from where the first book left off. If your looking for a first songbook, Easy Piano Sheet Music for Kids is the perfect one! It teaches new pianists how to play classics like ‘Happy Birthday,’ ‘Jingle Bells,’ and ‘This Little Light of Mine.’ You might also be interested in: Piano Keyboard Layout: A Helpful Guide for Beginners Tips for Helping Kids Learn the Piano

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These lessons are designed for elementary-aged kids, 5-11. Progressive lessons beginning with one-handed play allow for easy transitions through the learning process. This lesson book is not only good for kids, it’s helpful for any beginner piano player at any age. 7. Little Pianist Piano Songbook for Kids This is my absolute favourite piano book for young beginners. It contains a lot of fun tunes, it has nice illustrations and gives the student a good understanding of basic music theory. The good thing about this book is that it is based on chords and chord theory which is a very important concept in music.

Looking for free beginner piano sheet music? Here are your first 36 scores of piano songs for kids. Jingle Bells : This is a classic Christmas song that is easy to play. It is a good song to start with because it has a simple melody and uses only a few notes. You might also be interested in: Top Five Piano Songs For Kids What Are the Best Piano Books for Kids ?Learning piano is a valuable skill that can benefit children in numerous ways. Not only does it provide a fun and enjoyable musical journey, but it also has a positive impact on brain development. Whether you’re a student or a teacher of piano, books are your friends. These are basic piano library lessons books that are perfect no matter where you are on your piano journey. Classical music is a genre that has been around for centuries. It’s a great genre for beginners because it focuses on technique and musicality. Your child can start with simple pieces like “Für Elise” by Beethoven or “Moonlight Sonata” by Mozart. As they progress, they can move on to more complex pieces like “Claire de Lune” by Debussy or “Rhapsody in Blue” by Gershwin. Jazz

Tunes for Ten Fingers has nice illustrations, and most of the songs are really fun to play. The best thing about this book is that it provides absolute beginners with the necessary foundations before moving on. A perfect start for very young children.Best for ages 4 to 8 years old, kids can learn the musical staff by coloring notes and piano keys according to the appropriate musical note names. 23. How to Read Music: Fundamentals of Music Notation Made Easy This slightly more technical lesson book introduces the keyboard, note values, and the grand staff. This is a great book for beginners to learn piano techniques and basic music theory. 19. Easy Keyboard and Piano Pieces