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Rina, 4, played “Frere Jacques” with two hands, adding a bass part in whole notes (Video)

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Charming little Rina has made a big leap in progress. Last week we were exploring WHOLE NOTES, and I asked her to practice one whole note per measure in the Bass to support the Treble melody in "Frere Jacques." Today, I enjoyed her lovely reading. (This particular piece is mapped out on paper, with rhythmic… Continue reading Rina, 4, played “Frere Jacques” with two hands, adding a bass part in whole notes (Video)

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A fine pianist and comedian rolled into one!! (plus a bonus peek at a hilarious duo)

arioso7: Shirley Kirsten

The multi-talented Mitchell Zeidwig is one of a kind. While Victor Borge considered the safety of the piano bench his principle domain give or take a few slips and slides, Zeidwig tempts the gods by going the greater distance with his super-daredevil routines. He'll climb in and out of a grand piano's cramped space and… Continue reading A fine pianist and comedian rolled into one!! (plus a bonus peek at a hilarious duo)