Carisch FONTEIN M. - DO RE MI FACILE - PIANO
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Summary of This Method
First Steps at the Piano
Do Ré Mi Facile offers an introduction to music conceived as an "alphabet" accessible to young beginners. The method relies on concrete and poetic landmarks to facilitate understanding: pitches are materialized by a color code inspired by the rainbow, while rhythm is read through meaningful symbols, with water drops for note durations and feathers for rests. This way of combining image, gesture, and listening helps the child to identify notes on the keyboard more quickly, feel the pulse, and chain their first readings without discouragement.
Thanks to its simplicity and gentleness, this beginner piano method encourages regular and enjoyable practice. It provides an excellent starting point to develop the ear, hand coordination, and reading reflexes, while maintaining a playful universe that appeals to the youngest. A relevant choice to start piano, build solid foundations, and transform the first lessons into moments of musical discovery.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Children | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this piano method suitable for young beginners?
The method is aimed at a youth audience and presents the first steps at the piano in the form of an accessible musical "alphabet."
How are the notes identified in Do Ré Mi Facile Piano?
Pitch heights are associated with a color code inspired by the rainbow. This visual identification helps to recognize notes on the keyboard from the very first readings.
How is rhythm explained in this method?
Rhythm is represented by pictorial symbols: water drops indicate note durations and feathers represent rests. This notation connects reading, listening, and feeling the pulse.
Does M. Fontein's Do Ré Mi Facile work both hands?
The proposed learning particularly targets hand coordination at the piano, through initial readings and note identification on the keyboard.
Is this a piano sheet music book?
The work is listed under the sheet music category, with piano as the instrumentation.
