Early to Late Intermediate Piano repertoire of Rebekah Maxner, listed for ease of choosing
Intermediate pianists have reached a good level of proficiency and often have a clear idea of the music they'd like to learn. Pick pieces they'll love, and you'll keep them hooked on piano! This post comes with a free printable to help make it easy for you to select the very best pieces for your students at the right levels. Keep reading! … continue reading →
I Love Coffee I Love Tea and Knuckles piano play-along -- Learn the duet chords [Part II]
Share this video directly with your piano students! It will help them learn I Love Coffee, I Love Tea’s bass line and chords by rote with supporting videos and a FREE printable guide sheet. Your students can use the same steps to teach it to a family member! Family duet, anyone? … continue reading →
Winter piano music Levels 3 to 6 -- Warm up the dark, chilly days!
Turn winter days from blah to TA-DA! These Early to Late Intermediate piano pieces are sure to keep developing pianists engaged throughout the entire cozy season! … continue reading →
Deep in the Meadow - Rue's Lullaby for piano [RCM Level 3 List C]
Tweens, teens and adult piano students ask for more from their music. Not only do they want repertoire that develops their playing, but music they can connect with on a personal level. Deep in the Meadow can be a conversation starter on what music means to our collective culture and gives students music they can believe in as they define their values in this world. ...continue reading →
Heart and Soul piano play-along -- Learn the tune [Part II]
Share this video directly with your piano students! It will help them learn Heart and Soul’s tune by rote with supporting videos and a FREE printable guide sheet. Your students can use the same steps to teach the melody to a family member! They can play the duet with a family member or the videos. ...continue reading →
O Canada piano arrangements perfect for public events, school assemblies and recitals
School assemblies and graduations, Canada Day, official ceremonies including Remembrance Day, and Canada Music Week recitals in November -- all these begin with the playing or singing of our national anthem. Canada's iconic national anthem now has five versatile and appealing piano arrangements. Click to see and hear O Canada arranged by five Canadian composers, written to reflect the pride we feel for our beautiful nation. ...continue reading →
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