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Instruments Used in Lessons
For lessons at Safety Harbor, I transport my own 76-key Yamaha DGX keyboard. Most of my students own and use electronic keyboards. They are real pianos, as real as acoustic models
(wooden case with hammers and strings). They are simply electric (aka digital). As you can read in my brief article on shopping for a piano, acoustic pianos are expensive, require a large space (big footprint) and frequent tuning.
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Need a keyboard? Click on the grand piano for shopping advice regarding Acoustic vs. Electronic pianos.
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AT RIGHT: Gabrielle at the Casio Privia in the sanctuary of Holy Cross Anglican Church
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Everything we do in lessons can transfer directly to your acoustic piano at home.
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Keyboard lessons are structured and notation based. I use the Faber Piano Adventures series for pre-schoolers through adults.
It has 8 graded levels plus special supplements like Jazz, Pop, Rock, Hymns, Classics and Christmas. (Click banner at left to visit the Faber site.)
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