Interesting I have the same problem with 8 year old children with very small hands. Maybe it doesn't have so much to do with the size of the hands, as their freedom of movement.
What I do is work on single notes for a long time, and then add a base…
I mention piano only to people who already understand it, or are having trouble understanding. Generally I just take things step by step. First I teach the natural notes, then the sharps and flats, then the scales. When they really get scales then i…
for classical guitar I go to www.eythorsson.com for their really good (and large) collection of free materials. I am still looking for good teaching materials for other styles.
How about doing master classes with students on a piece they are already performing, and think they are fairly good at. No need to criticise it, but help them work on getting it even better - hopefully they will realise how much improvement is possi…
I would call it a modulation into the key of G - Imperfect cadence leading to the G chord.
This concept of modulating for a short cadence is used all the time in Jazz chord progressions - though they normally look a bit different. You can add a cad…
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