I learned many new piano pieces over the spring months.
First I played Waltz Of The Flowers ( from the Nutcracker Ballet'') by Peter Tchaikovsky. I had to press the pedal while playing the piece. This was my favorite piece because its from the Nutcracker Ballet and I like to watch the ballet. In the ballet, Clara is dancing with the nutcracker who turned into a prince.
The second piece my mother recorded was Sonatina in G- major by Kuhlau. For this piece I had to practice it slow, count, and play with strong fingers. Next my mom recorded the song March /Marche Op. 65, No. 10 by Sergei Prokofiev. For the is piece I had to keep the beat because it is a march. I had to practice it with the metronome and it took a long time for me to learn. This piece sounds like solders marching in a parade.
Next I recorded the piece called Dance by Dmitri Shostakovitch. For this piece, I had to play loud and quiet and also not rush the melody. My piano teacher wanted me to count out loud, but I never counted because I do not like to. I also had to play with all the right fingers.
The final piece I recorded was Anna-Polka by E. Strauss. For this piece, I had to count, and I to play staccato with strong fingers. Both Dance and Anna Polka are happy pieces because it sounds like people are dancing at a party.
I hope you enjoy the songs that I recorded. I have been practicing all of these songs very hard.
Which piece was your favorite?
- Waltz Of The Flowers (from the Nutcracker Ballet'') by Peter Tschikowsky
- Sonatina in G Major by Kuhlau
- March /Marche Op. 65, No. 10 by Sergei Prokofiev
- Dance by Dmitri Shostakovich
- Anna Polka by E. Strauss
First I played Waltz Of The Flowers ( from the Nutcracker Ballet'') by Peter Tchaikovsky. I had to press the pedal while playing the piece. This was my favorite piece because its from the Nutcracker Ballet and I like to watch the ballet. In the ballet, Clara is dancing with the nutcracker who turned into a prince.
The second piece my mother recorded was Sonatina in G- major by Kuhlau. For this piece I had to practice it slow, count, and play with strong fingers. Next my mom recorded the song March /Marche Op. 65, No. 10 by Sergei Prokofiev. For the is piece I had to keep the beat because it is a march. I had to practice it with the metronome and it took a long time for me to learn. This piece sounds like solders marching in a parade.
Next I recorded the piece called Dance by Dmitri Shostakovitch. For this piece, I had to play loud and quiet and also not rush the melody. My piano teacher wanted me to count out loud, but I never counted because I do not like to. I also had to play with all the right fingers.
The final piece I recorded was Anna-Polka by E. Strauss. For this piece, I had to count, and I to play staccato with strong fingers. Both Dance and Anna Polka are happy pieces because it sounds like people are dancing at a party.
I hope you enjoy the songs that I recorded. I have been practicing all of these songs very hard.
Which piece was your favorite?