Rote Pieces

Sometimes I use rote to teach in the early grades in addition to teaching music reading. This enables students to play pieces that are a little more challenging.

I am showing the links here to video lessons by grade level. Please note that these videos are just for the notes, rhythm, and fingering - not dynamics or character. Check back often for more selections.


Prep B
Technical Requirements 1: http://youtu.be/sLuj5igkGJU
Technical Requirements 2: http://youtu.be/qUg0IlMoaj0
On the Move by Lynn Freeman Olson: http://youtu.be/St_MmwNtmVE
Bouncing on My Bed by Anne Crosby: http://youtu.be/NrpPedf1Nt8
Olie the Goalie by Stephen Chatman: http://youtu.be/aBdAuF9j6OQ
Sunny Afternoon by Anita Beaty: http://youtu.be/atv3Abk8Ab
New Shoes by Linda Niamath: http://youtu.be/GoGMwo34P7o
Playful Puppy by Linda Niamath: http://youtu.be/-iqctYX7c_s

Grade 1
Studies:
Sunny Afternoon by Anita Beaty: http://youtu.be/atv3Abk8AbU
Celebration by Anne Crosby: http://youtu.be/dglKqY9KG3Q
List B:
March of the Terrible Trolls by Linda Niamath: http://youtu.be/bmFvFKEGX5k
The Hunt by Cornelius Gurlitt: http://youtu.be/afmvOg9c290


Grade 2
Studies:
The Wind by C-H. Tan: http://youtu.be/tTQhfQLCHgg

List B:
On a Quiet Lake by William Gillock: http://youtu.be/yZ-fGrwt4tY


3 comments:

  1. If anyone is looking for more rote pieces, I have two volumes of books called "Little Gems for Piano: Rote Pieces that Motivate and Captivate". They each have 28 impressive pieces that are surprisingly easy to learn! They are available on www.pauladreyer.com and Amazon.com.

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    1. Thanks for the tip. I will have to check them out.

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    2. Great! There's a new review on the www.musicmattersblog.com if you'd like to learn more.

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