St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for a captivating piece that fits the season, we have something special for you. It’s Celtic, it’s moody, and it’s just the right challenge for your Level 2B students.
But here’s the twist — “Broken Glen” doesn’t just sound great… it’s also a sneaky way to build confidence in 6/8 time.
Plus, with its haunting vibe and expressive melody, it’s sure to leave your students feeling like they’ve just stepped into a mysterious Celtic legend.
Curious to see how it sounds? Grab it in today’s post!
What’s Hiding Inside This Mysterious Celtic Piece?
Our new piece, Broken Glen, blends a steady left-hand pattern with flowing D minor melodies to help students feel the natural sway of 6/8 time. The rhythm feels intuitive, making it easier for students to focus on shaping phrases and building expression.
And as they explore the haunting theme, they’ll also practice playing sixths — a fantastic way to develop hand coordination and strengthen their sense of harmony.
Loved Broken Glen? Here’s What Your Students Need Next
If your students can’t get enough of Broken Glen, they’ll love what’s waiting for them in the WunderKeys Elementary Piano Lesson Book 2B. While Broken Glen offers a taste of Celtic-inspired challenge, Lesson Book 2B is where students truly break free from 5-finger positions and dive into exciting new territory.
Packed with pop-infused piano studies, technical exercises, and classical-inspired repertoire, this book transforms developing pianists into confident musicians. With one-octave scales, new intervals, and fresh chord patterns, students will sound light years beyond “little kid” music — and they’ll love every minute of it.
If you’re looking for a resource that excites students while building essential skills, WunderKeys Elementary Piano Lesson Book 2B is the perfect choice!
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Download Broken Glen: A Level 2B Celtic Tune
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