Because teen piano students are a high-risk group for quitting lessons, Trevor and I pulled out all the stops this month to create a PianoBookClub book that will make you Mr. or Mrs. Popular with every teen that walks through your studio doors.
We know that there are two main ingredients in the recipe for teen piano success: 1. Motivating music that glues them to the bench, and 2. A great connection with their piano teacher.
With January’s Piano Book of the Month from PianoBookClub we’re loading you up with both of these key ingredients.
Our newest book, The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2 is packed with show-stopping piano solos accompanied by revolutionary, percussion-based body beats… creating a heart-thumping duet experience. The piano solos as standalone pieces are enough to make your studio the talk of the town, but combine them with the Lap Tap Clap body percussion accompaniments (written for you above the piano part) and you will truly be “next level”.
Below you can listen to some samples and check out the sheet music.
The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2
With a focus on quarter and eighth note rhythms, the seven Late-Elementary piano pieces in The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2 are motivating rhythmic exercises in piano lessons, showstoppers at recitals, engaging studies for group classes, and incredible stand-alone solos. PLUS each piece is accompanied by a title page which gives your students the chance to lap, tap, clap and snap their way to rhythmic accuracy!
“My kids are THRILLED and having a blast with lap, clap, snap etc! Love seeing them so excited to both be the best as well as learn the piano duet part so I can keep up clapping! ~Sarah
Listen to the sample below. You will hear the piano solo and the accompanying, body percussion part (the lap, tap, clap, and snap!)… Duets will never be the same again!
As we mentioned… every piece in this book has a body percussion accompaniment part, but they also make incredibly powerful stand-alone solos. Listen to a sample below (minus the body percussion).
How To Get The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2
If you click on the image below you’ll be able to preview two of the seven pieces from Teach Piano Today’s PianoBookClub Book of the Month for January.
If you like what you see and hear (and love the idea of receiving inspiring music each and every month), become a member of Teach Piano Today’s PianoBookClub for just $8 monthly and we’ll start you off with The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2.
ERROR: There is no book with ID pbc_january_2018Did you enjoy the preview of The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2? Check out TeachPianoToday’s PianoBookClub to get started on building a dream library of studio-licensed supplementary repertoire for just $8 a month. Note: The Lap Tap Clap Revolution 2 is only available until January 31st, 2018 and then it’s gone!
Eugenia Hughes says
January 18, 2018 at 5:01 amCan you cancel at a certain point?
Andrea says
January 18, 2018 at 7:29 amIt’s a flexible membership so yes cancel anytime (but we hope to impress you with our unique take on supplementary repertoire so much that you’d never dream of leaving )
Katrina says
January 18, 2018 at 7:20 amI have Lap Tap Clap 1.
Is the second book graded lower than the first one. I thought the first book was intermediate level? Please advise ! Cheers!
Andrea says
January 18, 2018 at 7:30 amHi Katrina! The first book was multi-level. This one is all late elementary
Valentina says
January 18, 2018 at 11:32 pmHello! I just signed up again as your resources are too great! Is there any way of purchasing Lap Tap Clap 1? Thank you 🙂
Andrea says
January 19, 2018 at 12:33 pmHi Valentina – I’ve emailed you this info too, but yes, continuing members of PBC get the opportunity to purchase past books which we re-release to members only each month 🙂
Lisa says
January 18, 2018 at 8:23 amPlease, pretty please, please, please, please make Lap Tap Clap 1 available as the “old” book to buy soon for PBC. I have a large number of percussionists in my studio right now who are FREAKING OUT about Lap Tap Clap II.
Andrea says
January 18, 2018 at 9:16 amHi Lisa – yay for freaking out! 😉 I’ll email you with info on Lap Tap Clap 1. So glad they’re loving the book!
Cindy says
January 18, 2018 at 3:45 pmPlease email me the info on Lap Tap Clap 1 too!
Patricia says
January 21, 2018 at 1:24 pmI would also love info on lap tap clap 1, as I don’t have many late elementary students at the moment. Thank you!
Andrea says
January 22, 2018 at 11:27 pmHi Patricia! The Lap Tap Clap 1 was a multi-level book (they aren’t arranged in order of difficulty). It contained two elementary-level solos and the rest were late elementary to early intermediate. If you are a continuing member of PianoBookClub you have access to optional add-on purchases of re-released books each month (check the bottom of the email that delivers your book each month for more details). This is how you can obtain books you missed before you began your membership (like Lap Tap Clap 1) 🙂
Stacey Byrne says
January 27, 2018 at 4:02 amOh my goodness! I got so excited when my book just arrived, rushed off to the membership page to buy the first one, and….it wasn’t there 🙁 I have been looking out for it for ages now.
Andrea says
January 29, 2018 at 9:49 amHi Stacey! The Lap Tap Clap Revolution Book 1 was offered as a re-release at least two times before. It will come again! 😉 I’ll email you more info.
Yuliana says
January 18, 2018 at 8:56 amI’m already a member of piano book club. Will I receive this book soon?
Andrea says
January 18, 2018 at 9:15 amHi Yuliana – yes, this is January’s book of the month so you’ll receive it on your delivery date (which is the 19th for you) 🙂
Jody says
January 19, 2018 at 7:10 pmSounds like a fun book!
Is this a paper copy book?
Or something to down load and print?
Andrea says
January 22, 2018 at 11:26 pmHi Jody – this book is delivered to you instantly as a pdf file. We do this because we also extend a studio license to print or photocopy as many times as you like for your own personal students 🙂
Maryann Messina says
January 24, 2018 at 8:49 amHi Andrea,
Do you have any suggestions for a good app to help my students practice reading key signatures?
Thank you!
Andrea says
January 24, 2018 at 11:47 amHi Maryann! I’m not an expert on apps as I don’t use them – I use hands-on piano games instead (and we share a lot of key-signature ones through PianoGameClub.com :)) I know flashnote derby’s update now includes key signatures – maybe check that out?
Jeanne Anderson says
January 29, 2018 at 6:34 pmLove this! I’ve been having tons of fun with students, my children and their friends when they come over to play. It’s the new cool thing to do in our culdesac! Lol!
Andrea says
January 29, 2018 at 9:20 pmThat’s so cool to hear, Jeanne!!