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Bridge #17B

Tuesday, September 17, 2024 | Bridge Lessons


Hello Bridge Families!


Here is what we did in class this week:
  • We learned the order of sharps, which are always added in a specific order!
    • Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle
    • F#, C#, G#, D#, A#, E#, B#
  • We learned to play a song that will help us remember the sharps & flats order
    • To hear what it sounds like, you can click here!
    • The first half of the song is for the sharps and the second half is for the flats.
    • This week we only need to learn the first half of the song.
  • We played different variations of the Heart and Soul chord progressions AT THE SAME TIME! To pass this song off, I'd like to see a video of your child playing a fun variation of the chord progression at least 3 times in a row. If someone wants to play a duet by playing the melody at the same time, that would be fun to see as well!
  • By now the kids should be really good at Bull Fighter's Dance so it's a great one to get passed off this week by sending me a video!
  • We practiced playing different rhythms with different instruments
  • We learned about Frederic Chopin and a little about the Romantic Period.


This week we will do the blue highlighted assignments at home! This week a parent will need to initial the boxes to show that all the work has been completed! I will only be giving out prizes after the second week of each lesson. That way you can have 2 weeks to complete each actual lesson if necessary. I think it will be less confusing this way because they don't really complete any of the sections the first week.

Don't forget to help your child pass off their songs and scales to earn pins! You just need to send me a video of them playing. The scales can be played with or without the back track, but they need to be perfect at least one time with both hands.


Please let me know if you have any questions!


Have a musical day!           
-Ms. Bethany :)

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