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Designing a comprehensive piano lesson plan around the Pomodoro technique involves dividing your study into 25-minute focused sessions with short breaks in between. This approach promotes deep learning and efficient practice. Below is a detailed lesson plan structured around 16 sessions, covering everything from history and fundamentals to advanced concepts and expert disagreements.
Before Starting:
Essential Equipment/Resources: Acoustic piano or digital keyboard, metronome (physical or app), notation software (optional for composing), and a notebook for reflections and progress tracking.
Accounts/Licenses: Subscription to online theory lessons/videos (optional), sheet music access (free sources like IMSLP or paid subscriptions).
Session Breakdown:
Session 1: Introduction to Piano and Brief History
Focus: Learn about the origins of the piano, its evolution, and its role in classical and contemporary music.
Task: Watch a documentary or read a chapter from a music history book focusing on the piano.
To Acquire: Access to a piano or keyboard.
Session 2: P...