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Posted by GrandmotherPearlsJam
on November 22, 2024, 21:41:37, in reply to "RELATED: My son is teaching himself piano by ear and he’s blowing us away. Need a rec…"
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Here are some excellent resources for your son to learn how to read sheet music while playing modern songs: 1. **Flowkey**: This app is beginner-friendly and includes lessons on sight-reading and music theory. It has a vast library of modern pop, film music, and classical pieces. It's interactive, allowing users to learn at their own pace, slow down sections, and even practice with individual hands. Flowkey is available on iOS and Android with a free trial option and a premium subscription for full access to over 1,000 songs. 2. **Playground Sessions**: Co-created by Quincy Jones, this app combines music theory with a game-like learning environment. It features an extensive library with backing tracks for songs, video lessons by renowned pianists, and printable sheet music. It's perfect for both beginners and intermediate players and covers a range of genres, including jazz, rock, and pop. 3. **Piano Maestro**: Geared towards younger learners but suitable for any age, this app focuses on sight-reading and rhythm. It gamifies the learning process by grading progress and providing rewards. Teachers can also track progress remotely. 4. **Pianoforall**: This is a downloadable course combining eBooks, videos, and audio to teach piano quickly. It emphasizes modern styles and is especially useful for composing and improvisation. These tools make learning sheet music engaging by integrating popular modern songs into their lessons, helping your son stay motivated while building foundational skills. Let me know if you'd like direct links to any of these! |
- Herman Blume November 21, 2024, 9:50:14