Oct 1, 2025 – Joaquin

G Major Scale, chords, and arpeggios 2 octaves hands together slowly

• Curve fingers
• Have the hand/arm angled outward
• level wrist (not high and low), and relaxed elbows

• Do 5-Part Lap Map, making up your own rhythms. You can look at the Longy rhythms and choose ones you see there to try

• Then do 5-Part rhythm the “old” way
• stop if you make a mistake and figure out what the mistake was and which of the 3 causes of error it was

Do Unit 5 every day

Do Unit 8

Sonatina in C by Kuhlau –

• start in m. 17-18 and do 3-10-3. Then do m. 19-20, m. 21-22, and continue to work like this until you have gone through measure 31
• count out loud to begin with
• be careful when you see finger numbers – that means you need to read the notes

Prelude in C Minor by Bach –

• continue learning 2 measures at a time using 3-10-3: Play the section 3 times in a row, then wait 10 seconds, and play it another 3 times, then move on to the next section and do the same
• hold LH quarter notes for full beat (the first 3 16th notes in RH)
• write in the chord being outlined if you are struggling with the reading