Fred Kern - Piano Theory Workbook Book 1 (Music Instruction)
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Sit quietly and listen to your heartbeat.
Feel how it beats with a steady pulse.
1. Circle the things that have a steady beat.
2. Draw a picture of something that makes a steady, ticking sound.
Your teacher will play four musical examples.
Circle the picture in each box that matches the sound of the music high or low.
Trace your hands and write the correct number on each finger.
| Left Hand | Right Hand |
|---|---|
| Color your 1st fingers blue. | Color your 2nd fingers yellow. |
| Color your 4th fingers red. | Color your 5th fingers green. |
| Color your 3rd fingers orange. |
Which fingers are wearing the rings?
Write the correct finger number in each box.
Circle each set of two blackbirds.
Color each set of two black keys.
On the piano: Play two black keys way down low.
Play two black keys way up high.
Circle each set of three blackbirds.
Color each set of three black keys.
On the piano: Play three black keys way down low.
Play three black keys way up high.
Party Cat loves to make bubbles.
Trace and color each one.
Notes are pictures of sound.
Turn Party Cats bubbles into notes.
Trace and color each one.
Write L.H. in the left hands and R.H. in the right hands.
Circle the hand that plays each note.
A rest is a picture of silence.
Trace these quarter rests.
Trace these half rests.
Your teacher will tap or play one of the rhythms in each box.
- Circle the rhythm you hear.
- Choose one note on the piano and play the rhythm you circled.
Find the missing notes and rests!
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