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books:

Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day, Book 1A
Helen Marlais with Kevin Olson

The FJH Music Company Inc, 2005

Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day books will help the student develop an internal sense of pulse so that the underlying rhythm in a sight-reading example becomes second nature. The carefully crafted musical examples and exercises effectively develop eye, ear, and hand coordination.

Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day, Book 3B (Every Day)
Helen Marlais & Kevin Olson

FJH Music Co, Inc, 2006

In Book 3B of this distinctive series, new concepts carefully interweave with reviewed concepts to further the students knowledge and hone their sight-reading abilities. Some of the concepts reviewed are: rhythms that include dotted quarter notes followed by eighth notes, crossovers of the second finger over the thumb extending the five finger pattern, and a review of tonic and dominant chords to name a few. New concepts are introduced, such as ...

Sight Reading and Rhythm Every Day, Book 2A

1 review
Kevin Olson Helen Marlais

FJH Music Company, 2005

Helpful for Piano (Instrument/Music) Teachers
The book progresses in reasonable degrees of difficulty. Extremely helpful in teaching rhythms. Great purchase.

Sight Reading and Rhythm Every, Book Five
Kevin Olson Helen Marlais

FJH Music Company, 2007

In Book 5 of the Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day series, students learn about compound meters and cut time, chords and their inversions, and new music terms including dolce, meno, and sempre. Also, Book 5 incorporates Rhythm Flashes!, Interval Flashes!, and Pattern Flashes!, which are designed to help students think and plan quickly for excellent sight reading! Original pieces and teacher/student duets along with a carefully sequenced ...

Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day, Book 3A
Helen Marlais; Kevin Olson

The FJH Music Company Inc., 2004

In the Every Day plan for Book 3A, students learn and practice different rhythmic activities with accent markings, focusing on the dotted quarter note rhythm followed by eighth notes. Tonic and dominant chords are explored, as well as melodic and harmonic intervals of major and minor 2nds and 3rds, and perfect 4ths and 5ths. Extending the usual five-finger pattern by crossing the second finger over the thumb is taught, as well as learning ...

In Recital with Classical Themes, Volume One, Book 2
Timothy Brown, Kevin Olson, ...

The FJH Music Company Inc., 2007

In Book 2 of In Recital ® with Classical Themes, the elementary level student is provided with exceptional arrangements of classical themes reinforcing the pedagogical concepts carefully constructed for the In Recital® series elementary level. The elementary student is given the opportunity to play solo and duet arrangements with classical themes of distinction. They will also uncover engaging information in About the Pieces and Composers with ...

Sight Reading & Rhythm Every Day, Book 4A
Helen Marlais; Kevin Olson

The FJH Music Company Inc., 2004

In Book 4A of this outstanding series, Helen Marlais along with Kevin Olson, provide students with creative, structured lessons and activities to further develop their sight reading abilities. New concepts include: sliding the thumb under the third finger; reading intervals that include ledger lines; the beginning of playing one octave scales; further study of intervals, cadences, chord progressions, and keys; to name a few.

Outside the Box
Wynn-Anne Rossi and Kevin Olson

The FJH Music Company Inc, 2008

Outside the Box is a unique collection containing ten pieces that experiment with contemporary compositional techniques, altering such elements as melody, harmony, and form to create a completely new sound. Piano students will learn interesting ways to create new sounds and have fun playing music that is definitely Outside the Box!