[Menvi-discuss] Accessible piano method books for teaching beginners

[Bill McCann]

Hi Elizabeth,

You might consider Richard Taesch's piano series.  It contains melodies appropriate for beginner level and we at Dancing Dots publish it in both print and braille.

See www.dancingdots.com<http://www.dancingdots.com> and follow the link for braille music courses.  From the page that displays, there is a link to Richard's piano series: An Introduction to Piano for the Blind  Student.  The direct link is:
https://www.dancingdots.com/prodesc/intromusicpiano.htm

Bill McCann, President, Dancing Dots
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www.youtube.com/DancingDotsAccess<http://www.youtube.com/DancingDotsAccess>


From: Menvi-discuss <menvi-discuss-bounces at menvi.org> On Behalf Of Elisabeth Egel via Menvi-discuss
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2023 7:07 AM
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Subject: [Menvi-discuss] Accessible piano method books for teaching beginners

Hi everyone,
My name is Elisabeth and I am a 2nd year music student.
I am currently taking a module in music pedagogy, and during this module, I have to give 5-7 short lessons to a sighted student.
I was wondering if anyone could please recommend any piano method books for beginners which would be accessible in Braille/musicxml as well as in print for the student, so we would be able to use it simultaneously.

With best wishes,
Elisabeth
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