Listen to all the Suzuki repertoire music from Book Two on this download. (17 Minutes)

Listen to Ecossiase on repeat. (10 minutes.)

Listen to A Short Story on repeat. (10 minutes.)

Listen to The Happy Farmer on repeat. (10 minutes.)

Listen to Minuet 1 on repeat. (11 minutes.)

Listen to Minuet 2 on repeat. (12 minutes.)

Listen to Minuet in G Minor on repeat. (11 minutes.)

Listen to Cradle Song on repeat. (10 minutes.)

Listen to Arietta on repeat for (13 minutes.)

Listen to Hungarian Folk Song on repeat. (11 minutes.)

Listen to Melody on repeat. (11 minutes.)

Listen to Minuet 3 on repeat. (17 minutes.)

Listen to Sonatina in G Major (1st movement) on repeat. (16 minutes.)

Listen to Sonatina in G Major (2nd  movement) on repeat. (23 minutes.)

Listen to Children At Play on repeat. (10 minutes.)

Print out and keep a copy of this checklist next to your piano to use prior to the start of each lesson.

Use the short form steps of "PSR" to prepare for each performance.

This fun worksheet is recommended for first-time performing students.

Use these review cards in daily practice to help keep pieces polished. These cards also can help bring "working songs" to a polished quality of playing.

Use these review cards in daily practice to help keep pieces polished. These cards also can help bring "working songs" to a polished quality of playing.

Practice Games from the Suzuki Association of the Americas.

When we practice and play our pieces, we want them to be simply gorgeous. What a feeling that is. However, we often play our pieces from the beginning to the end, and things happen. We try again. And again. Sometimes this approach works, but if we practice like this most of the time, it can result in easier sections improving more quickly than challenging ones. Since this imbalance can be discouraging, let’s consider another way that’s more fun and actually works wonders.

Success happens more quickly with repeated, focused pratice of small skills

Using a practice chart designed for sections practice promotes self-discipline, achieves results, and helps maintain enthusiasm for mastering a piece. Progress is seen, felt, heard, and enjoyed.

Have an assignment requiring staff paper? Download this free staff paper.

Circle of Fifth Worksheet (Majors)

Please use these flashcards for personal use only.

For extra reading practice.

Name the distance (interval) from each note.

Use this template to create your own review song dice.

Rythm to be performed by both hands together.

Use this sheet to follow the fingering for all major scales (2 octaves).

Use this sheet to follow the fingering for all minor scales (2 octaves).

Use the attached chart to track the playing of review songs over a month. You can colour in the square or place a checkmark when the piece is played.

Use the attached chart to track the playing of review songs over a month. You can colour in the square or place a checkmark when the piece is played.

Copy the additional notes into your Suzuki book two music.

Print and cut out these word cards to practice note names on the piano keys and note names on the grand staff.