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The advanced pianist is exploring a wide range of genres, styles, and historical musical periods - everything from Bach to Jazz to Rock and Roll. At the same time, they are learning advanced rhythmic and harmonic techniques such as polyrhythms, complex time signatures, and difficult key signatures. The advanced pianist is polishing and honing their skills to a fine point, striving for perfection, while keeping the love of music alive. Songs can be several pages long each, and are pulled primarily from the standard piano repertoire.
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Review: Levels 2a-3b
Theory: V7-I in C
Theory: V7-I in C
Theory: V7-I in Am
Rhythm: Dotted Eighth to 16th Pattern
Theory: V7-I in F
Theory: V7-I in Dm
Technique: Modulation to the Relative Key
Theory: V7-I in G
Theory: V7-I in Em
Technique: Two Voices in One Hand
Technique: LH Wide Leaps
Vocab: Loco
Theory: Analyzing a Piece in A Major
Reading: Lead Sheet
Vocab: Molto
Form: The Gigue
Vocab: Poco a Poco
Reading: Motive & Sequence
Review: Level 4
Vocab: Cadences
Theory: Cadences in F
Rhythm: 12/8 Time
Technique: A Useful Rolling LH Pattern
Theory: Cadences in E
Intervals: Major, Minor, & Perfect
Theory: The Circle of Fifths
Technique: The Circle of Fifths
Technique: 2-Octave Arpeggios
Technique: Rolled Chords
Theory: Cadences in B Flat
Technique: B Flat Major
Technique: B Flat Major
Theory: Cadences in E Flat
Form: The Fantasia
Theory: Melodic Minors
Technique: Cadences in Gm
Rhythm: Metric Modulation
Technique: Cadences in Cm
Theory: Modulation to the Parallel Minor