Vol. 3 Lesson E - to be completed after Lesson D

Volume 3, Lesson D

Theodore Latour, Sonatina No. 1, I. Allegretto

Latour, Sonatina No 1, Allegretto

Volume 3, lesson C

Volume 3 B for Theory homework

Blue Mood by M. Goldston

Little Lively Latin by J. Grill

The Magic of Inner Hearing volume 3, Lesson A

Please complete this theory  at home.  You will follow along with Brad as he goes through the material.  Then complete  pages  1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.

Jon George, Evening Shadows

The Beatles - Let It Be Lyrics

Beatles- Eleanor Rigby

Petite Spanish Dance C. Miller

Insistence by Chrisopher Norton

This is a great duet that I would like you to learn with Luke.  I will have the music ready at the next lesson.  You are playing the Primo part.

Flamenco Dancer by Margaret Goldston

This performance took place at the Formal Recital sponsored by the Suffolk Piano Teachers Foundation.  February 2015

Congratulations, Justin!

Piano - Crazy Comics and this one is truly crazy!!!

RCM Piano 2008 Grade 2 Stude Etude No.9 Donkin Crazy Comics

Time to Learn a piece about Haydn -

Hi Justin,

Here is your new piece by Haydn.  Of course it is a very OLD piece.... LOL

Did you start listening to Classics for Kids?  If you have great! Go to the next section

2. Father of the Symphony

And then answer these questions (email me the answers

1. How many symphonies did Haydn write?
	25
	50
	70
	80
	over 100

2.Many of Haydn's symphonies have nicknames, such as The Bear and Evening.
	True
	False

3. Haydn is known as the Father of the Symphony.
	True
	False

Listening Assignment - All about Haydn

First, Justin, go to this page and listen to number 1. About Franz Joseph Haydn

About Franz Joseph Haydn

Then answer the following questions:  (You can answer in the comment section below)

1. Haydn was a servant who worked for some very rich princes.
	True
	False

2.What country did Haydn visit?
	England
	France
	Norway
	Switzerland
	Spain

3. What form of music did Haydn create?
	concerto
	fugue
	string quartet
	sonata
	minuet

Make sure you do this BEFORE our next lesson.

Have Fun!