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My Piano

My Piano

  • Piano-learning software with animated character, Pam the Piano
  • 100+ lessons taught by former Juilliard School of Music instructor
  • Animated keyboard; interactive feedback; full-motion videos
  • Interactive games; audio and MIDI tracks with adjustable speed
  • For kids ages 6 and up; metronome and digital recorder included

My Piano is a unique and fun way for kids ages 6 and up to learn how to play piano or keyboard! An animated character named Pam the Piano guides kids through over 100 lessons by former Juilliard School of Music instructor Irma Irene Justicia, M.A. My Piano covers the basics, such as proper hand position and rhythm, and moves on to reading music notation, playing songs and more. An animated keyboard shows kids where to put their fingers as the music plays, and the speed of the music can be adjusted with MIDI tracks so that each child can learn at his or her own pace. When used with a MIDI keyboard, kids get instant feedback on their playing, telling them which notes were played incorrectly and what should have been played instead. Separate audio tracks (left / right hand, full song / voice only) and colorful MIDI accompaniments provide exciting options to have fun with. My Piano is the complete program that will get your child playing piano! Built-in accessories: Digital Metronome: Ki

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  • mommyof5
    Posted January 17, 2014 8:58 pm 0Likes
    13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    very simple & entertaining, March 3, 2010
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    mommyof5 (OH) –

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    This review is from: My Piano (CD-ROM)
    I bought this for my 8 yr old dd. She really enjoys it. It;s great for beginners and keeps her attention. The only drawback is being on the computer, but I knew that when I purchased it. My 6 yr old son also enjoys using this program. We haven’t used the option where you can plug your keyboard in yet.

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  • T. Harrigan "Home school mom"
    Posted January 17, 2014 8:36 pm 0Likes
    21 of 23 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Great way to learn, October 9, 2008
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    T. Harrigan “Home school mom” –
      

    This review is from: My Piano (CD-ROM)
    I found this to be a great product in teaching kids to learn to play. I am 30 with no music abilities and I have learned to play part of a song in the first few mins. My daughter is 4 and she loves to watch and play the games at the end of each lesson. Then she goes to the keyboard and tries. I did not expect her to learn since it is recommended for age 6 and over, but the interest is there and she will learn someday.

    I have Windows XP and no blank screens

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  • mom2girls
    Posted January 17, 2014 7:57 pm 0Likes
    19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Fun Teaching Aide!, February 9, 2011
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    mom2girls –

    This review is from: My Piano (CD-ROM)
    I started teaching my 5 year old daughter piano using the Faber My First Piano Adventure books a few months ago, and I saw this and thought it would be a fun addition to our lessons. We just used it for the first time yesterday, but she REALLY likes it so far and could play “Mary Had a Little Lamb” just after using it this one day. We hooked it up to our new Casio Celviano digital piano and as she played, it would give her a score and tell her what she did wrong (played a note too late, played the wrong first note, etc.). At first this disappointed her because she wanted to score 100% but I encouraged her that that was the point of the score…so she will learn from her mistakes and get better scores as she practices more and makes progress. I also explained how great it is that this scores her on her rhythm so someday she could play with other instruments or accompany singers or choirs if she wants to because there are a lot of people who can play the right notes but if you can’t play in the right timing, then you can’t play with other people. My daughter liked the software, including the talking piano, the instructional videos, and listening to the audio samples. I also like that you can print the screen so I could print “Mary Had a Little Lamb” so she can practice even when I’m not right there with the computer. My daughter is in kindergarten and is learning to read pretty well, but even if she was older I wouldn’t turn any kid loose with learning to play piano. They could learn too many bad habits with their posture, hand positions, fingering, etc. (things the software can’t score) if there’s not an adult sitting with them to correct them, and those habits would be hard to break in the future and could prevent them from really excelling at piano in years to come. So, I did sit with my daughter during it, but I was planning to do that since I’m her teacher and it was our lesson yesterday. I would recommend this software as it brought a new level of fun to learning.

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