Lemoine La Méthode De Piano Des 4-7 Ans - Allerme
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- An introduction to piano designed for children aged 4 to 7, perfect for starting gently from the very first lessons.
- A progressive course combining note reading, music writing, rhythm, and listening to build truly solid foundations.
- Two complementary approaches: songs with lyrics to sing and play (with audio CD support) + sight-reading exercises to gain autonomy.
- Constant motivation thanks to well-known tunes at the end of the book, used as little "musical rewards" throughout the year.
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a genuine piano method for beginners, it guides the child step by step in discovering the instrument, favoring a playful and structured approach. The goal is to facilitate initial acquisitions (positioning, landmarks, coordination, listening) while establishing lasting musical reflexes: recognizing notes, understanding the beat, feeling the rhythm, and developing an attentive ear. The progression is designed to reassure the student and guide the teacher, without ever locking the advancement into a rigid framework.
The learning is based on two naturally complementary approaches. On one hand, songs with lyrics encourage imitation, memorization, and the immediate pleasure of "making music" from the very first pages, notably thanks to the audio support (CD) which helps establish a clear sound model. On the other hand, sight-reading exercises gradually build reading autonomy, an essential step for the child to progress confidently. Reading, writing, rhythm, and sensory awakening are thus worked on together, to develop both musicality and initial technical automatisms.
At the end of the book, a selection of well-known tunes, specially arranged for this level, punctuates the year with rewarding moments: the child recognizes melodies, measures progress, and maintains the desire to play again. The method encourages short sessions (20 to 30 minutes), adapted to the concentration capacity of the youngest, and offers real pedagogical freedom: the teacher can adjust the learning pace, revisit a key point, or even spread a lesson over two sessions if necessary. An ideal support for starting piano in individual lessons or small groups, while maintaining a clear and motivating progression.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | Piano | Difficulty | Level 1 |
| Genre | Piano method | Pages | 65 |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Lemoine Allerme method suitable from 4 years old?
This method is designed for children aged 4 to 7 and corresponds to level 1. Its course gradually covers the first keyboard landmarks, positioning, and coordination.
Is the audio CD included with the piano method?
An audio CD accompanies the songs with lyrics to provide a sound model for imitation and memorization.
How many pages does this method contain?
The book contains 65 pages. It offers songs, sight-reading exercises, and a final selection of well-known tunes arranged for this level.
What skills are worked on in the first lessons?
Note reading, writing, pulse, and rhythm are addressed together. Listening and sensory awareness also contribute to developing initial musical automatisms.
What duration of practice is recommended with this method?
Sessions of 20 to 30 minutes are recommended to suit the concentration span of younger children. One lesson can be spread over two classes depending on the pace of progress.
