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Piano Adventures Lesson Book Level 2A: 2nd Edition
£5.30
(Faber Piano Adventures ). The 2nd Edition Level 2A Lesson Book follows Piano Adventures Level 1. The book opens with a Note Reading Guide and an introduction to eighth note rhythm patterns. Students work with 5-finger transposition, functional harmony, and musical phrases. Exploration of C, G, D and A major and minor 5-finger positions builds on intervallic reading skills that were introduced in the earlier level. Appealing repertoire reinforces key concepts and encourages students to explore musical expression through varied dynamics and tempos. Selections include well-known classics from the great composers and original compositions.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Faber Piano Adventures, 2nd Revised ed. edition (1 Jan. 1997) |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 47 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0929666623 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0929666624 |
| Dimensions | 22.86 x 0.42 x 30.48 cm |
by Angie
My child really like it.
by Amazon Customer
Great book easy to follow, quick delivery
by Scott Wood
I am what they call in the game “All the gear no idea”.
I bought a fancy Yamaha piano randomly thinking id learn so I bought a very basic book. It showed me key notes and some chords and even some nursery rhymes ect.
Based on my previous experience tickling the piano with said book I though id skip level 1 and purchase Piano Adventures level 2A and 2B.
Quite the mistake. I’m flicking through not understanding half of the symbols or timings even though this is for small children (embarrassing for a 27 year old male).
I have also just purchased level 1. hopefully it starts right at the basics.
Perhaps a should of bought the theory book too?
by Richard Smith
My piano teacher Kath Trevor recommended this book and just right for beginners and I think it just as good as Get Set Piano by my friend Heather Hammond I like to give this book 5 stars.
by Michael
As described perfect for my daughters music class
by Amazon Customer
A useful mix of simple explanations with easy pieces to match, suitable for small hands. Probably for first year of learning. It’s well below Grade 1 standard. The Saturn piece is very attractive.
by lionman
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by Anne
This clear, attractive, systematic approach was introduced to me by the mother of a child who was transferring to me from another teacher. She had found this music herself, displayed in a Music shop, and had worked on it with her son, who enjoyed it. They felt that other music presented to him at this stage had proved systematic but dull or jolly but not systematic. I was delighted to discover this music; although I already use a range of methods, I agree that this will prove an attractive option for many at this stage.
I was also delighted to find it available with Amazon at such a good price and delivered so quickly.