Embedded Files
Play a scale high on your instrument and then low
Play a scale correctly with your eyes closed
Learn a new song
Practice your instrument in your pajamas
Play a song for a friend
Play all the scales you know
Memorize a song from your book.
Do the next page in your theory book
Go to a live concert
Play 3 songs as quietly as you can
Complete a composer study (see back of your music Binder)
Practice for 20 minutes in one day (It doesn’t have to be all at once)
Play a song on a different piano or instrument
Learn a new scale or arpeggio
Perform your favorite song for your family
Play a song for someone who doesn’t live at your house.
Do 2 pages of Theory
Teach a friend or family member how to play something on your instrument.
Call a family member (aunt, uncle, grandma, cousin etc.) and play a song for them.
Listen to a piece of music on your computer (with your parents permission) by each of the following composers: Franz Liszt, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Robert Schumann, Frederic Chopin. Which was your favorite?
Pick out a new piece and learn it by yourself.
Memorize a piece you learned during the year.
Polish up 5 old pieces and be ready to play them at the first lesson back.
Compose a new piece and write it down or memorize it so you can play it at our next lesson.
Record a video of a favorite piece and send it to your teacher
Sight-read through a whole book at an easier level.
Attend a live music concert and write a paragraph about your experience and the instruments you heard.
Put on a concert for family and/or friends, playing repertoire you learned this year. Be sure to play at least 5 pieces and make a program for your performance with a bio about yourself in it. (This can of course be combined with siblings who also play!)
Google Sites
Report abuse