I love using a flipped learning approach in piano lessons.
During piano lab, having students watch quick video clips about musical concepts is a great way to introduce or review concepts.
Having students preview concepts in advance allows for more repertoire focus during private lessons and accelerates learning with repetition.
Below are some great intermediate level piano video resources.
Lengthy explanations can quickly bore students and adults! I find the most effective videos are multi-sensory, brief, and use simple language. Here are several I have hand-picked after browsing hundreds of tutorials on YouTube.
Intermediate Music Theory Terms and Signs Videos
CK Tempo - brief definitions of rit. ritard. rallentando, repeat, staccato and slur
7 Common Tempo Terms - Largo-Presto, rit, rall, accelerando, poco, molto, a tempoCK Intermediate Terms and Signs - brief definitions and memory aids for sempre, lento, larghetto, alla marcia, vivace, presto fp, sf and con moto
CK More Intermediate Expression and Articulation - brief definitions and memory aids for giocoso, maestoso, espressivo, portato and marcato
CK Intermediate Terms and Signs - brief definitions of dolce, grazioso, cantabile, fermata, accent, staccato and tenuto (stress), 8va, 8vb, 1st & 2nd endings
Intermediate Piano Note Reading Videos
Intermediate Piano Scales and Keyboard Skills
MTG Inversions - Figured Bass and Jazz Style Chord Symbols
Intermediate Piano Technique Videos
The Piano Prof, Kate Boyd has a wealth of other excellent videos about intermediate piano concepts on YouTube! Some of my favorite playlists address half pedaling and changes in pedal style for different music eras, mental practice tips, sightreading strategies, scale playing, practice strategies and how to play with expression and musicality and "shorts".
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