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Music Practice Record and Assignment Book: Piano Book

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Music Practice Record and Assignment Book: Piano Book

A Chronological Record of Student Progress for 1 Year

By Gail Lew

Item: 00-ELM01023A

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This comprehensive and unique record book serves as a valuable communication tool that allows student, teacher, and parent to evaluate the quality and quantity of weekly practice for one full year. Parents can maintain a permanent record of practice time, teachers can record memorized pieces, performances, and musicianship skills learned, and students can use the music dictionary, composer listing, popular song title listing, scale fingering reference chart, major and relative minor scale exercises, chord charts, and many pages of wide-ruled manuscript paper.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 48
ISBN10: 0-7579-2121-3
ISBN13: 978-0-7579-2121-6
UPC: 654979075790
SKU: 00-ELM01023A

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Why we love this

This record book transforms practice tracking from a chore into a structured conversation between student, teacher, and parent. The integrated reference materials (scales, chords, composer listings, music dictionary) mean students can answer their own questions without interrupting lessons, and teachers have a single document that captures the full arc of a year's musical growth.

Who it's for

Piano teachers who want systematic documentation of student progress across a full academic year, and parents who need clarity on what their child is learning and how often they're practicing. Students benefit from the built-in reference tools and the accountability of a weekly record.

How to use it

Use this as your primary communication log during the first lesson of each school year, having the student and parent review the layout together. The weekly practice columns and space for teacher notes create a shared accountability system that works alongside your lesson planning, and the reference materials reduce off-task questions during rehearsal time.

Skills your students will build

  • Consistent practice habits and self-monitoring
  • Reading and interpreting chord symbols
  • Understanding scale fingering patterns across all major and relative minor keys
  • Building a personal reference library of composers and repertoire titles
  • Music vocabulary retention through the integrated dictionary

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