Technique · sight reading · ears

Build technique that becomes usable fluency.

Free technique charts, interval flashcards, and ear-training tools that help students connect what their hands do with what they see and hear.

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Two useful entry points

Start with hands—or ears.

Use the technique charts for a clear level-by-level reference, or begin with ear-training flashcards that connect sound to feeling and language.

RCM Technique Practice RandomizerRCM Technique Practice Randomizer

Technique Practice Randomizer

free · interactive

Pick an RCM level and generate a scale, chord, arpeggio, or five-item practice set.

Includes the key, hands, octave range, tempo, and special syllabus instructions.
Feelings Flashcards PrintableFeelings Flashcards Printable

Feelings Flashcards Printable

free · PDF

Printable feelings flashcards for connecting emotion and expression to playing.
Piano Technique Levels 5-8 ChartsPiano Technique Levels 5-8 Charts

Piano Technique Levels 5-8 Charts

free · PDF

Technical requirement charts for RCM piano technique, Levels 5 to 8.
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Teach the whole loop

See it. Hear it. Coordinate it.

Technique becomes useful when the student can recognize the pattern, anticipate its sound, and produce it without losing musical intention.

See it

Make the pattern visible

Charts give students a stable reference for keys, fingering, and the technical requirements they are learning to organize.

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Hear it

Name what the ear notices

Interval and feeling flashcards create language for sound before a student is asked to identify everything on the page.

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Coordinate it

Turn accuracy into fluency

Use short, regular review so patterns become available for sight reading, repertoire, and actual musical decisions.

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