Johannes Brahms: Lullaby

Hannah Sadiković (age 8) practices Lullaby (Wiegenlied, Cradle Song) by Brahms from Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course (Level 1, page 95) on Korg LP-350 digital piano in her room and company of her toys.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• cradle song
• berceuse
• canción de cuna
• uspavanka
• kołysanka
• колыбельная
• canção de ninar
• ukolébavka
• ninna nanna
• nina-bobok
• 子守歌
• التهويدة Johannes
• Brahms
• Brams
• Йоганнес Брамс

[mafiascaglione049]

Is that a keyboard or? aucustic

[asadik123]

@mafiascaglione049 It's not acoustic. It's classified as digital piano, which is really a keyboard with a goal of emulating piano in touch, look, and sound :)

[dianat81]

so cute!!

[asadik123]

@dianat81 thank you

[viNcEable]

Korg?

[asadik123]

@viNcEable yes

[mafiascaglione049]

@asadik123 k thnx

[asadik123]

@adapterman2 Hopefully what I wrote make sense. If anybody else wants to add or give a different approach I would appreciate their reply.

[asadik123]

@adapterman2 If/when he has a recital make a deal out of it. Dress him and yourself up. If you have a digital piano and he used headsets when practicing so nobody can hear him, let him do it. He may need intimacy and maybe does not like anybody including you listening to him until he learned the piece. If you do not play piano, maybe you could start so he sees you struggle too. If you play do not play just what you can play easily or sightread. Try to learn something sees you patiently learn.

[asadik123]

@adapterman2 Let him now he plays for himself not for you and if he ever wants to stop completely he can do it without any guilt even if you spent money on expensive piano but also let him now that if would be a pity and that some adults regret their stopping. Do positive reinforcement. I am not saying buy him a chocolate to play or when he passes a song/piece - I am saying tell him he did a good job. If he wants to play for your friends or family that's great but not push him.