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PIANO TOWN

Level 3 . Lessons
By Keith Shell & Diane Hidy

lsBN 0-8497-7327-X
© 2004 Kjos Music Press, 4382 Jutland Drive, San Diego, California. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A.
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Dear Teachers, Students, and Parents,

Welcome to Piano Town - a method for beginning piano students ages six and up. The
course of study is divided into five levels. Each level has four correlated books:

Primer Level one Level Two Level Three Level Four


Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons
Theory Theory Theory Theory The ory
Tech,nic Tech,nic T ech,nic Te chni,c Technic
P erformance P erformonce P erformonce P erformcunce P erformcunce

Ztesso7ts is the core of piano Town. The controlled, steady pacing of the curriculum introduces
one element at a time. Each concept is presented in a consistent, reliable format. This clear
presentation helps students focus on new skills and information.

Practical teaching experience, and the process of writing and testing Piano Town with a
wide variety of students, led us to important conclusions about features which are absolutely
essential to the success of each student.

• Questions at the beginning of each piece in Lesso72,s:


o Encourage students to look through the music before playing it.
o Give teachers a tool for presenting new concepts, reviewing old concepts, and
preparing successful sight-reading, practice, and performance.
• Call-outs introduce all new concepts. A pointer line pairs each term with its definition,
and each symbol with its explanation. Definitions and explanations appear when and
where they are needed: in the music.

• Classical literature is introduced in Level One, and used almost exclusively in


Level Three and Level Four. Piano Town also includes original music, as well as
arrangements of folk melodies and familiar tunes.

• Tfoeory, FecJi7&£c, and PerforJmaJ®ce provide support and review for each concept and
skill and are coordinated page by page with Lesso7ts. Piano Town is most successful
when students use all four books.

• Art and lyrics encourage imagination and help students explore the expressive nature
of music.

We hope your journey through Piano Town brings you great pleasure, and wish you all the
joy that music can bring.

Keith Smell
Diane Hidy

2 MP103
Contents
Accompaninent Patterns ............................................................ 4

Red River Valley ...................................................................... 5

Wagon Wheel Waltz ................................................................... 6

0n Top of Old Smoky .................................................................. 7

Pioneer Sonatina ...................................................................... 8

Bounce House .......................... major and rminor chord (triad) revieu) .............. 10

Awl:inor Soerhe ......................... rel,alive keys, forms of minor scales ................ T2

Primary Chord Progression .......................................................... 14

The Knight's Armor ..................... D.S. % az Fj7?e ................................. 14

D Minor Scale and Chords ........................................................... 16

The Deserted Castle ................................................................... 17

E Minor Scale and Chords ........................................................... 18

Dragon Chaser ......................... £er7tciry for77i ................................... 19

Intervals of the Scale, Octave .......... Ma/.or cb7?d per/ec£ Z72,£erz/cizs ....................... 20

Minuet in F`(L. Mozart) ................................................................ 21

Thads and Inversions ............................................................... 22

Royal Fanfare ........................................................................ 23

Dragon Tamer .......................... €rjpJe£ JiJ .................................... 24

Minuet in G (Telemann) .................. b£7}ory for7rL ................................... 25

Minuet in C (Hook) ...................... £z{;o-port pzayzng ............................... 26

The Tire Factory (Gurlitt) .............................................................. 27

Chromatic Scale ..................................................................... 28

Danger Ahead! ....................................................................... 29

Pedal Etudes ........................................................................ 30

The Shepherd's Flute (Salutrinskaya) ...... czef cfacb72ges ................................... 31

Shadows in the Moonlight .............................................................. 32

The Enchanted Harp (Schytte) .......................................................... 33

The V7 Chord ....................................................................... 34

Scherzo (Schytte) ..................................................................... 35

Bagatelle (Diabelli) .................................................................... 36

Quadrille (Haydn) ..................................................................... 37

Bb Major Scale and Chords ........................................................... 38

King ithhur, Queen Guinevere .......................................................... 39

Ama:zing Cir8Ice ......................... finger substituti,on .............................. 40

Minuet in Bb (J. C. Bach) ................. grace 7?ode j ................................... 41

G Minor Scale and Chords ........................................................... 42

Spinning Straw into Gold ........................................................,....... 43

Alla Gitana ............................ D. C. c!Z a CocZc! ................................ 44

Certificate of Achievement .............................................................. 47

MP103 3
In Piano Town, Level 'Itwo, you leaned to
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Transpose to F Major,
G Major and D Major.

In Level Three, you will accompany melodies with


a variety of broken chord patterns as shown below.

1. Split Chord (page 5)

2. Waltz bass (page 6)

3. Arpeggio (page 7)

4. Alberti bass (pages 8-9)

4
Red River Valley
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Split chord Arpeggio
This piece begins on beat
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The Deselted Castle
Key of _ Minor
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Dragon Chaser
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A (measures 1 - 8)
8 (measures 9 - 16),
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Intervals of the Scale
Key of C Major

Ma -jor sec-ond, Ma -jor 3rd, Per-feet 4th, Per-feet 5th,

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Key of _ Major

Ma -jor see-ond, Ma -jor 3rd, Per-feet 4th, Per-feet 5th,

Ma -jor 6th, Ma -jor sev -enth Per -feet 8th, That's an oc -tave!

Transpose to G Major.

To make it easier to see the difference


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7th Octave 7th Octave
have one of each.

20 MP103
Minuet in F Leopold Mozart (1719-
Key of _ Major 1787), an Austrian composer,
Which interval will was the father of Wolfgang
your LH play in: Amadeus Mozart. He taught
his children how to play the
Measure 7? 7th Octave
violin and piano and wrote
Measure 9? 7th Octave pieces for them to play.

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MP103 21
Triads and Inversions
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22 MP103
Key of _ Major
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The V7 Chord
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Key of _ Major
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Key of _ Minor
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By Keith Shell & Diane Hidy

Lessons is the core of Piano Town. 77}eory provides page by page support
The controlled, steady pacing of the for each concept introduced in Lessons
curriculum introduces one element so that theoretical knowledge keeps
at a time. Each concept is presented pace with performance skill. The study
in a consistent, reliable format. This of music theory is an integral part of
dear presentation helps students a complete musical education. Using
focus on new skills and information. 77?eory simultaneously with Lessons
will help students learn and memorize
music more easily and accurately.

Techn/.c provides page by page Performance offers students an


support for the technical skills opportunity to apply what they have
introduced in Lessons. Each new learned in Lessons. The variety of folk
exercise isolates one element of piano songs, familiar tunes, original music,
technic, giving the student a chance and classical literature are ideal for
to focus on each specific skill. use in recitals and festivals.

Teachers have been asking, and Piano Town Halloween Books - no


we've been listening! The Piano tricks and all treats! Your students
Town Christmas Books are here will have a frighteningly fun time
for the Holidays! From all-time celebrating Halloween with these
favorites like Jay to ffae Worzcz and new tunes, complete with lyrics
Silent Night, to the ever-populalr and colorful illustrations. Carefully
Carob of the Bells , to classics like graded for all levels of development,
th!e Hallelujah Ch,orus Er"d Jesu, Joy of Mcun's Desiring , these collections will be so successful
Piano Town has never sounded so festive! with your pianists, it'11 be spooky!

Primer Level one Level Two Level Three Level Four


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(MP110) 77}eo (MP111) Theo (MP112) Theo (MP113) 777eo (MP114)

rechnt.c (MP120) rechnt.c (MP121 ) rechn;.c (MP122) rechnf.c (MP123) rechnt.c (MP124)
Performance (MP130) Performonc`e (MP131 ) Performance (MP 132) Performance (NIP133) Performance (NIP134)
Cthristmas (MP 140) Christmas (MP141) Christmas (MP142.) Christmas (MP143) Christmas (N\P144)
Halloween (NIP150) Halloween (N\P 151) Halloween (NIP152) Halloween (NIP153) Halloween (NIP154)
Note-S eller (NIP160)
c7c£Di.sos (MP100CD)* Com c7c£Dt.sc`s (MPIOICD)* Com oct D/.sc`s (MPI 02CD)*

MIDI Disks (NIPIOOMD)* MIDI Disks (MP101MD)* MIDI Disks (MP102.MD)*


*lncludes 3 CDs or MIDI Disks with accompaniments for the Lessons, Technic, and Performance books

For use with all levels -Asst.gnmenf Book (MP165) For a list of Piano Sheet Solos visit www.kjios.c;om
ISBN 0-8497-7327-X

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