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Piano
Piano Adventures (click to view)
For my piano curriculum I use the fabulous Piano Adventures series. This curriculum deemphasizes note names and instead emphasizes reading by shape and interval, which allows students to read music more quickly and easily than standard methods. Students are often shocked at how readily they can understand the notes on the page once this “secret” of reading music is revealed to them. Plus the pieces are just plain fun!
- Piano Adventures Level Primer
- Piano Adventures Level 1
- Piano Adventures Level 2A
- Piano Adventures Level 2B
- Piano Adventures Level 3A
- Piano Adventures Level 3B
- Piano Adventures Level 4
- Piano Adventures Level 5
- Accelerated Piano Adventures Level 1
- Accelerated Piano Adventures Level 2
- Adult Piano Adventures Level 1
- Adult Piano Adventures Level 2
- My First Piano Adventure Level A
- My First Piano Adventure Level B
- My First Piano Adventure Level C
Piano Tools (click to view)
Sheet Music (click to view)
For specific pieces of sheet music for contests and the like, rather than linking the entirety of music literature here I will humbly recommend you to check out St Louis’ amazing sheet music store, Mid-States Sheet Music (formerly Midwest Sheet Music). You can find them here: www.ms-sheetmusic.com
Voice
For vocal lessons you don’t need too much to get started, because you are the instrument! I recommend a binder to hold your music, a music stand for practicing, and a device to play your music on and make recordings. Here are a few of my favorite tools for the aspiring vocalist:
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