Lesson 7: Keyboard Practice

1. Clap a steady beat and say the rhythmic names of the notes below.

2. Place your left hand as shown in the illustration and play the notes.

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1. Clap a steady beat and say the rhythmic names of the notes below.

2. Place your right hand as shown in the illustration and play the notes.

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Hands separately – In Humility, Our Savior

1. Clap a steady beat and say the rhythmic names of the notes.

2. Place your hands on the keyboard as shown.

3. Play the piece with right hand, then with left hand. Sing the finger numbers as
you play. Connect the notes so they flow smoothly, but do not let them overlap.

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Both hands – Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee

1. Clap a steady beat and say the rhythmic names of the notes.

2. Place your hands on the keyboard as shown.

3. Play the piece and sing the finger numbers. The notes above the words are
for the right hand; the notes below the words are for the left. Notes for
the right hand have stems pointing up; notes for the left have stems pointing down.

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Both hands – Jesus, Once of Humble Birth

1. Clap a steady beat and say the rhythmic names of the notes.

2. Place your hands on the keyboard as shown.

3. Play the piece and sing the finger numbers. The notes above the words are
for the right hand; the notes below the words are for the left. Notes for
the right hand have stems pointing up; notes for the left have stems pointing down.

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Both hands – Abide with Me!

1. Clap a steady beat and say the rhythmic names of the notes.

2. Place your hands on the keyboard as shown.

3. Play the piece and sing the finger numbers. Find the # symbol in the first
line of this piece. It is called a sharp. This symbol means to play the black
key to the right of the white key with your right thumb here. See the box
on the keyboard.

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