Spring, from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons", a studio-licensed elementary piano solo or ensemble
Who’s it for: mid-elementary piano students. An early elementary student could learn part 3.
What’s inside: simple rhythms, with 8th note patterns that are easily taught by ear.
Challenges: Playing dynamic changes (what a fun challenge!). Staying together, listening. Some easy position changes in part 1.
👉 For teachers looking for a stress-free way to introduce classical music to beginners
Does teaching dynamics, ensemble skills, and position changes feel overwhelming? This beautiful, studio-tested arrangement makes it easy!
🌿 Perfect for: Mid-elementary students (with a simplified Part 3 for early elementary)
🎵 Teaches:
✔️ Dynamic expression in a simple, fun way
✔️ Active listening and staying together in an ensemble
✔️ Ear-based learning (8th note patterns can be taught by rote)
Use this as a recital opener or closing piece—OR combine it with other pieces from The Four Seasons series for a themed performance!
Who’s it for: mid-elementary piano students. An early elementary student could learn part 3.
What’s inside: simple rhythms, with 8th note patterns that are easily taught by ear.
Challenges: Playing dynamic changes (what a fun challenge!). Staying together, listening. Some easy position changes in part 1.
👉 For teachers looking for a stress-free way to introduce classical music to beginners
Does teaching dynamics, ensemble skills, and position changes feel overwhelming? This beautiful, studio-tested arrangement makes it easy!
🌿 Perfect for: Mid-elementary students (with a simplified Part 3 for early elementary)
🎵 Teaches:
✔️ Dynamic expression in a simple, fun way
✔️ Active listening and staying together in an ensemble
✔️ Ear-based learning (8th note patterns can be taught by rote)
Use this as a recital opener or closing piece—OR combine it with other pieces from The Four Seasons series for a themed performance!
Who’s it for: mid-elementary piano students. An early elementary student could learn part 3.
What’s inside: simple rhythms, with 8th note patterns that are easily taught by ear.
Challenges: Playing dynamic changes (what a fun challenge!). Staying together, listening. Some easy position changes in part 1.
👉 For teachers looking for a stress-free way to introduce classical music to beginners
Does teaching dynamics, ensemble skills, and position changes feel overwhelming? This beautiful, studio-tested arrangement makes it easy!
🌿 Perfect for: Mid-elementary students (with a simplified Part 3 for early elementary)
🎵 Teaches:
✔️ Dynamic expression in a simple, fun way
✔️ Active listening and staying together in an ensemble
✔️ Ear-based learning (8th note patterns can be taught by rote)
Use this as a recital opener or closing piece—OR combine it with other pieces from The Four Seasons series for a themed performance!
Listen here to Vivaldi’s “Spring” for Piano Trio
