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Alfred Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. Accordion Course Book 2
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£10.40
Kjos (Neil A.) Music Co ,U.S. Piano Town Lessons Level 3
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£8.99
Alfred Music SHALLOW FROM A STAR IS BORN PVG
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£999.99
Hal Leonard Europe Limited THE JOY OF FIRSTYEAR PIANO PF Music
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£13.29
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Piano Exam Pieces Plus
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£12.45
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Really Easy Piano: Coldplay
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£10.44
Faber Music Ltd The Lang Lang Piano Method Level 1
Book SynopsisJoin the superhero world of Lang Lang and come on a piano adventure with The Lang Lang Piano Method Level 1. Level 1 introduces complete beginners to: *different five-finger positions *note reading *moving around the keyboard *developing both hands equally right from the start.Trade Review....as I played through these books with my pupils I was pleasantly surprised and eventually delighted. They represent a credible and imaginative approach to learning the piano....It is pedagogically and technically very sound; clearly presented; and works quickly, thoroughly and (most importantly) enjoyably from beginner to beyond Grade 1 level I would use it myself. Fiona Lau, Music Teacher Magazine, March 2016 Factor in their great visuals, fresh new pieces and low cost, and these books are sure to win many friends. Andrew Eales, Pianodao (Online Blog)
£7.87
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Electronic Keyboard Exam
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£9.45
Alfred Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. Super Mario Series for Easy Piano
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£17.58
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Electronic Keyboard Exam
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£9.54
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Really Easy Piano: Film Songs
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£10.44
Faber Piano Adventures Piano Adventures All-In-Two Level 1
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£13.05
Hal Leonard Europe Limited John Thompson Easiest Piano Course
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£8.92
Faber Piano Adventures Piano Adventures Performance Book Level 2A: 2nd
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£8.92
Alfred Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. Alfreds Basic Piano Library Lesson 5
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£11.88
Dover Publications Inc. A B C Piano Note Stickers
Book SynopsisTurn any piano or keyboard into an easy-to-play instrument with these helpful stickers! Place the stickers, each of which represents a musical note, on their corresponding keys to provide a quick and easy way to learn piano fingering technique. An extremely useful tool for beginning piano students of all ages.
£6.24
Faber Music The Faber Music Winter Piano Anthology
£19.80
Hal Leonard Europe Limited John Thompsons Easiest Piano Course First
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£9.64
Alfred Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. Romantic Impressions 2
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£8.95
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Classics to Moderns 2
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£10.92
John Wiley & Sons Inc Piano Exercises For Dummies
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsIntroduction 1 About This Book 1 Conventions Used in This Book 2 Foolish Assumptions 3 How This Book Is Organized 3 Part 1: Waking Up Your Fingers 3 Part 2: Developing a Strong, Supple, and Speedy Hand 3 Part 3: Including Your Arms and Body 4 Part 4: Integration and Independence 4 Part 5: The Part of Tens 4 The website 4 Icons Used in This Book 5 Where to Go from Here 5 Part 1: Waking Up Your Fingers 7 Chapter 1: Getting Ready to Practice 9 Warming Up Away from the Instrument 9 Releasing tension and releasing your muscles 10 Breathing in an unending circle 10 Massaging, stretching, and contracting your hands 10 Warming up your wrists 12 Swinging and twisting your arms 13 Stretching your shoulders and neck 15 Working on your back 18 Stretching your hamstrings 18 Perfecting Practice with Proper Posture 19 Sitting at the piano: Height and angle 19 Getting a handle on proper hand position 20 Hands on the fallboard: Counting out loud and bouncing 21 Hands on the fallboard: Hand arches and finger drops 22 Hands on the fallboard: Rotation in and out, movement up and down the keyboard 22 Hands on the keyboard: Sound and movement on the keys 23 Overcoming other posture pitfalls 24 Chapter 2: Isolating and Exercising Your Fingers 25 Two-Finger Exercises for the Left Hand 26 Fingers one and two (left hand) 26 Fingers two and three (left hand) 27 Fingers three and four (left hand) 27 Fingers four and five (left hand) 28 Two-Finger Exercises for the Right Hand 28 Fingers one and two (right hand) 29 Fingers two and three (right hand) 30 Fingers three and four (right hand) 30 Fingers four and five (right hand) 31 Three-Finger Exercises for the Left Hand 31 Fingers one, two, and three (left hand) 32 Fingers two, three, and four (left hand) 32 Fingers three, four, and five (left hand) 33 Three-Finger Exercises for the Right Hand 33 Fingers one, two, and three (right hand) 34 Fingers two, three, and four (right hand) 34 Fingers three, four, and five (right hand) 35 Four-Finger Exercises for the Left Hand 35 Fingers one, two, three, and four (left hand) 36 Fingers two, three, four, and five (left hand) 36 Four-Finger Exercises for the Right Hand 37 Fingers one, two, three, and four (right hand) 37 Fingers two, three, four, and five (right hand) 38 Performance Piece: “Come Back to Sorrento” 38 Chapter 3: Music for Five Fingers 41 Smooth Articulation: Playing Legato 42 Legato exercise for the right hand 42 Legato exercise for the left hand 43 Short Articulation: Playing Staccato 43 Staccato exercise for the right hand 44 Staccato exercise for the left hand 44 Developing Right-Hand Finger Independence with Five-Finger Position Scales 45 Major: In sequence, out of sequence 45 Minor: In sequence, out of sequence 46 Whole tone: In sequence, out of sequence 46 Chromatic: In sequence, out of sequence 47 Developing Left-Hand Finger Independence with Five-Finger Position Scales 48 Major: In sequence, out of sequence 48 Minor: In sequence, out of sequence 49 Whole tone: In sequence, out of sequence 49 Chromatic: In sequence, out of sequence 50 Doubling the Fun: Putting the Hands Together 50 Legato articulation, five-finger positions 51 Staccato articulation, five-finger positions 52 Performance Piece: Paganini Variation for Ten Fingers 53 Part 2: Developing a Strong, Supple, and Speedy Hand 55 Chapter 4: Passing Under and Crossing Over 57 One Under Two, Two Over One 58 One Under Three, Three Over One 60 One Under Four, Four Over One 62 Extending Scales with Crossovers and Pass-Unders 63 C- and G-major scale passages 63 B-flat and F-major scale passages 64 Performance Piece: Aria from La Cenerentola 65 Chapter 5: Playing Intervals 67 Playing Seconds with Different Finger Combinations 68 Finger combination: Two and three 68 Finger combination: Three and four 70 Finger combination: One and two 70 Finger combination: Four and five 72 Playing Thirds with Different Finger Combinations 73 Finger combination: One and three 73 Finger combination: Two and four 73 Finger combination: Three and five 75 Finger combinations: One and four, two and five, one and five 76 Playing Fourths with Different Finger Combinations 78 Finger combinations: One and four, two and five 78 Finger combinations: One and three, one and two 80 Playing Fifths, Sixths, and Sevenths 82 Exercise in fifths 82 Exercise in fifths and sixths 83 Exercise in fifths, sixths, and sevenths 83 Performance Piece: “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” 85 Chapter 6: Playing Chords without Tension 87 Chord Relaxation 88 A simple two-chord progression 88 A longer progression 88 Voicing Chords 89 Chord Repetition 90 Pulsing rhythms 90 Changing dynamics 91 Simple Progressions, Adding Small Arm Motions 92 Progression #1 93 Progression #2 94 Chord and Melody Combination Exercises 94 Chord and melody combo #1 94 Chord and melody combo #2 96 Chord and melody combo #3 97 Performance Piece: “Battle Hymn of the Republic” 98 Part 3: Including Your Arms and Body 99 Chapter 7: Extending Your Scales 101 The 12 Major, Harmonic Minor, and Melodic Minor Scales 102 C major, C harmonic minor, C melodic minor 102 G major, G harmonic minor, G melodic minor 103 D major, D harmonic minor, D melodic minor 104 A major, A harmonic minor, A melodic minor 105 E major, E harmonic minor, E melodic minor 106 B major, B harmonic minor, B melodic minor 107 F♯ major, F♯ harmonic minor, F♯ melodic minor 108 D♭ major, C♯ harmonic minor, C♯ melodic minor 109 A♭ major, A♭ harmonic minor, A♭ melodic minor 110 E♭ major, E♭ harmonic minor, E♭ melodic minor 111 B♭ major, B♭ harmonic minor, B♭ melodic minor 112 F major, F harmonic minor, F melodic minor 113 The Three Diminished Scales 113 Starting on C 114 Starting on D♭ 114 Starting on D 115 The Chromatic Scale 115 The 12 Blues Scales 116 C blues 116 G blues 116 D blues 116 A blues 117 E blues 117 B blues 117 F♯ blues 118 D♭ blues 118 A♭ blues 118 E♭ blues 119 B♭ blues 119 F blues 119 Gaining Greater Command of Scales 119 Varied articulation 120 Varied rhythmic groupings 121 Performance Piece: Variation VII from “Variations on ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star’” 122 Chapter 8: Parallel and Contrary Motion 125 Parallel Movement at the Octave 126 Parallel octave exercise #1 126 Parallel octave exercise #2 127 Parallel Movement at the Interval 127 Parallel sixths 128 Parallel tenths 129 Contrary Motion Away from the Center 129 Scalewise motion away from the center 130 Chromatic motion away from the center 131 Contrary Motion Toward the Center 132 Scalewise motion toward the center 132 Patterns toward the center 133 Combination Movement Exercise 134 Performance Piece: “Turkey in the Straw” 135 Chapter 9: Footwork: Using the Damper Pedal 137 Pedaling Chords 138 Broken-chord pedaling 139 Block-chord pedaling 140 Pedaling Changes on a Single Line 141 Uniform pedal changes 142 Varied pedal changes 142 Pedaling for Effect 143 Blurred lines and long sustains 144 Sustaining as the hands leave the keyboard 145 Performance Piece: “Simple Gifts” 146 Chapter 10: Jumping Across the Keyboard 149 Jumping and Landing Accuracy Skills 150 Note-to-note jumps 150 Note-to-chord jumps 151 Chord-to-chord jumps 152 Mastering More Complicated Jumps 153 Accents on the downbeat 154 Accents on the upbeat 154 Jumping with Both Hands Together 155 Two-hand parallel motion jumps 156 Two-hand contrary motion jumps 157 Left-Hand Accompaniment Patterns (with Pedal) 158 Bass-note-to-chord pattern in 4/4 158 Bass-note-to-chord pattern in 3/4 159 Left-Hand Accompaniment Patterns (without Pedal) 160 Ragtime and stride pattern 161 Waltz pattern 162 Performance Piece: “Lily Pad Rag” 163 Part 4: Integration and Independence 165 Chapter 11: Playing Arpeggios 167 Finger Jumps 167 Jumping thirds 168 Jumping fourths 169 Jumping fifths 170 The Arpeggiator 170 Triad arpeggio exercise #1 171 Triad arpeggio exercise #2 172 Seventh-chord arpeggio exercise 173 Broken Chords (and How to Fix Them) 173 Alberti bass exercise 174 Guitar-style broken chord exercise 175 Blues-style broken chord exercise 176 Octave and extended broken chord exercise 177 Performance Piece: “Harp Heaven” 178 Chapter 12: Alternating Hands 181 Hand-to-Hand Scale Handoffs 181 Scale handoff exercise #1 182 Scale handoff exercise #2 183 Hand-to-Hand Arpeggio Handoffs 184 Arpeggio handoff exercise #1 185 Arpeggio handoff exercise #2 186 Crossing Over 187 Crossing over with the right hand 188 Crossing over with the left hand 189 One Hand on Top 190 Right hand on top exercise 190 Left hand on top exercise 191 Extreme Keyboard Positions 191 Full Keyboard Exercises 193 Full keyboard arpeggios 193 Full keyboard triads 195 Full keyboard seventh chords 196 Chord “Drumming” 197 Performance Piece: “El Choclo” 199 Chapter 13: Stretching Out with Octaves and Broken Octaves 201 Opening Up to the Octave 202 Octave scale exercise 202 Octave interval exercise 204 Octave Jumps 205 Exercise with shorter jumps 206 Exercise with longer jumps 207 Broken Octaves 207 Exercise with wrist rotation 208 Exercise with hand contraction and expansion 209 Octave Chords 210 Adding one inner note 211 Adding two inner notes 212 Performance Piece: “Schumann’s Octave Workout” 213 Chapter 14: Chord Progressions and Cadences 215 Triad Progressions 216 Diatonic triad progressions 216 Chromatic triad progressions 218 Seventh Chord Progressions 219 Seventh chord progressions exercise #1 219 Seventh chord progressions exercise #2 220 Chord Cadences and Familiar Patterns 221 Cadences 222 Turnarounds and sequences 223 Extended Chord Progressions 225 Extended major-key chord progression 225 Extended minor-key chord progression 226 Chords in One Hand, Melody in the Other 227 Chords with melody exercise #1 228 Chords with melody exercise #2 229 Performance Piece: “Awake, My Heart, and Sing” 230 Chapter 15: Trilling Thrills and Other Fancy Ornaments 231 Grace Notes 231 Trills 233 Mordents 235 Turns 236 Repeated Notes 237 Repeated notes in triplet rhythms 238 Repeated notes in eighth- and sixteenth-note rhythms 239 R-R-R-Rolling Chords 239 Rolling chords in the right hand 240 Rolling chords in both hands 240 The Glissando 241 The Tremolo 242 Performance Piece: “Caro Nome” 243 Chapter 16: Maximum Independence: Challenging Rhythms and Syncopations 245 Combining Scale and Arpeggio Patterns 246 Independent rhythms, scales, and arpeggios #1 246 Independent rhythms, scales, and arpeggios #2 247 Exercises with Changing Note Values 249 Scale patterns with changing note values 250 Arpeggio patterns with changing note values 251 Exercises with Changing Meters 252 Changing from 6/8 to 3/4 252 Expanding and contracting meter changes 253 Syncopation Exercises 254 Syncopation exercise #1 255 Syncopation exercise #2 256 Exercises with Polyrhythms 257 Two in the right hand against three in the left 257 Three in the right hand against two in the left 258 Performance Piece: “I’ll Build a Stairway to Paradise” 259 Part 5: The Part of Tens 261 Chapter 17: Ten Dances for Your Hands 263 Jig: “Captain Jinks” 263 Calypso: “Water Come-a Me Eye” 265 Waltz: “Waltz from Faust” 266 Tarantella 268 Tango: “El Porteñito” 269 Mexican Hat Dance 270 Polka: “Pizzicato Polka” 272 Boogie: “Johnson Rag” 273 “Hungarian Dance No 5” 275 Gypsy Dance from Carmen 276 Chapter 18: Ten Great Composers and Their Daily Workouts 279 Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) 280 Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) 280 Muzio Clementi (1752–1832) 280 Karl Czerny (1791–1857) 280 Claude Debussy (1862–1918) 280 Enrique Granados (1867–1916) 281 Franz Liszt (1811–1886) 281 Edward MacDowell (1861–1908) 281 Carl Nielsen (1865–1931) 281 Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873–1943) 281 Appendix: How To Use The Website 283 Index 287
£16.19
Hal Leonard Corporation Satie Gymnopedies and Gnossiennes
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£7.99
Faber Piano Adventures Piano Adventures Sightreading Level 2B
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£8.92
Hal Leonard Europe Limited The Really Big Really Easy Piano Book
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£29.25
Omnibus Press Really Easy Piano: Classical Favourites
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£10.44
Editio Musica Budapest ZenemAÂkiadAÂ Bartok Dance Suite for Organ
Book SynopsisBela Bartok composed Dance Suite in 1923 for the 50th anniversary of the foundation of Hungary's capital through the unification of Buda, Obuda, and Pest. It soon became one of his most popular orchestral works, and in 1925 he arranged it for piano solo. Adam Tabajdi completed the organ version of Dance Suite in 2019/20, and recorded it on the Kern organ of Sapporo's Kitara Concert Hall later that year. His transcription was inspired by the composer's own version for piano, exploiting the alternative solutions offered by the ''orchestral'' timbres of the organ, with its manuals and pedals. The ideal instrument for the present version is an expansive, eclectic style organ with at least three manuals.This flamboyant arrangement requires great virtuosity, stamina, and creativity from the performer. Adam Tabajdi (b. 1993) is an outstanding young Hungarian organist. Alongside the music of J. S. Bach, his repertoire includes Liszt, and Franck, as well as twentieth-century works, with a speci
£12.34
Edition Peters Seven Ways to Move
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£14.39
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Really Easy Piano: 101 Top Hits
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£20.69
Faber & Faber Rough Ideas
Book SynopsisWinner of the Royal Philharmonic Award for Storytelling 2020A rich, endlessly fascinating book.' Philip PullmanOne pleasure after another.' GramophoneThe delightful musings of a wise and worldly polymath.' Financial Times, Books of the YearStephen Hough is indisputably one of the world's leading pianists, winning global acclaim and numerous awards for his concerts and recordings, as well as being a writer and composer.In Rough Ideas, Hough writes about music and the life of a musician, from exploring the broader aspects of what it is to walk out onto a stage or to make a recording, to specialist tips from deep inside the practice room. He also writes vividly about people, places, literature and art, and touches on more controversial subjects, such as the possibility of the existence of God, and the challenge involved in being a gay Catholic. Rough Ideas is an illuminating and absorbing introduction into the life and mind of one of our great cultural figures.
£11.69
Trinity College London Press Trinity College London Piano Exam Pieces Plus
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£11.45
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Really Easy Piano: Adele
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£10.44
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Piano Star, Book 1
Book SynopsisPiano Star is an exciting series for young pianists, offering a rich selection of new repertoire to help players build confidence and musical skills. Piano Star 1 is suitable for learners who have worked through a first tutor and includes compositions by David Blackwell, Jane Sebba, Nancy Litten, Mike Cornick, Sarah Watts, Edmund Jolliffe, Andrew Eales, Kathy Blackwell, Aisling Greally, Alan Bullard, Alasdair Spratt, and Karen Marshall. Key features of the series: - Solo pieces, plus a number of duets - A rich mix of musical styles, with techniques introduced progressively - Fun extension activities - Beautifully illustratedTrade ReviewI am so delighted to see these books. They are pupil friendly with clear layout, big notes and engaging colourful illustrations in all three of them. Book 1 has 24 pieces by composers we know and trust and includes solos and songs with words. Without doubt my pupils favourite is, My Best Sandwich! * Music Teacher *The editors, Aisling Greally and David Blackwell...have compiled an extremely valuable collection for the beginning pianist opening up a wealth of wonderful new and old music. * EPTA Piano Journal *The books offer a rich selection of imaginative solo pieces plus some duets for pupils and teachers to play together. There are also activities to enhance learning. * MI Pro *
£10.10
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Piano Specimen Sight-Reading Tests, Grade 7
Book SynopsisThis volume contains valuable practice material for candidates preparing for the ABRSM Grade 7 Piano exams. The book is written in attractive and approachable styles and representative of the technical level expected in the exam.Trade ReviewThe new sight-reading books, one for each grade, are shorter, more melodious and cover a wider range of styles. All this plethora of tests will enable teachers and students to build up confidence. * EPTA Piano Journal *
£10.88
Editio Musica Budapest ZenemAÂkiadAÂ New Liszt Edition III1 Hardback
Book SynopsisComposed in 1834, Liszt's Grand duo is based on material from three pieces from the first book (op. 19b) of Mendelssohn's Songs without Words (no. 1 in E major, no. 6 in G minor, and no. 3 in A major). While Liszt made an almost literal transcription of the first piece, he gave the second and third pieces a much freer arrangement, in the style of concert paraphrases. The large-scale concert piece was premiered by Liszt and Chopin on Christmas Day 1834 in a salon in Paris. The Grand duo was not published in Liszt's lifetime, and has survived as a draft.Schubert's Fantasy in C major (also known as the Wanderer Fantasy) was a defining musical experience for the young Liszt. He arranged this masterpiece of Romantic piano literature for piano and orchestra in 1851, at the beginning of his Weimar period, and it was premiered by Julius Egghard in Vienna in December of that year. By 1855, Liszt had transcribed this arrangement for two pianos, because it was played on 22 October 1855 at a conce
£94.99
Dover Publications Inc. 88 Piano Classics for Beginners
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£18.04
Faber Music Ltd Piano Lessons Book One
Book SynopsisSuitable for older beginners, this book includes chapters that guide young players towards the successful performance of a comprehensive selection of pieces and studies. It also includes easy pieces by Purcell, Mozart, Bach, Beethoven and Schumann, as well as a note-learning chart.
£9.49
Hal Leonard Europe Limited A Dozen a Day Prepractice Technical Exercises for
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£9.99
Hal Leonard Europe Limited Really Easy Piano: 80'S Hits
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£10.44
HarperCollins Publishers The Point of Distraction
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£9.49
John Wiley & Sons Inc Piano Keyboard AllinOne For Dummies
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsIntroduction 1 Book 1: Piano & Keyboard 101 5 Chapter 1: Warming Up to the Piano and Keyboard 7 Chapter 2: Looking at the Different Keyboard Options 21 Chapter 3: Choosing and Buying Your Keyboard 39 Chapter 4: The Setup and Care of Your Instrument 61 Chapter 5: Getting Comfy at the Keyboard 79 Book 2: Understanding Theory and the Language of Music 93 Chapter 1: Looking at Notes and Beats 95 Chapter 2: Stopping for a Rest 105 Chapter 3: Tempo, Measures, and Time Signatures 111 Chapter 4: Navigating Sheet Music 121 Chapter 5: Varying Beats and Rhythms 133 Book 3: Beginning to Play 149 Chapter 1: Playing a Melody 151 Chapter 2: Working with Scales 167 Chapter 3: Adding the Left Hand 183 Chapter 4: Examining Form: Melody, Harmony, and Song Form 205 Chapter 5: Keys, Key Signatures, and the Circle of Fifths 229 Chapter 6: Building Chords to Accompany Melodies 249 Book 4: Refining Your Technique and Exploring Styles 273 Chapter 1: Adding Effects and Flair to Your Piano Playing 275 Chapter 2: Getting into the Groove 297 Chapter 3: Going Classical 317 Chapter 4: Perusing Popular Genres and Forms 327 Book 5: Exercises: Practice, Practice, Practice 347 Chapter 1: Developing Hand Technique 349 Chapter 2: Extending Your Scales 377 Chapter 3: Improving Finger Coordination and Footwork 399 Chapter 4: Jumping Across the Keyboard 419 Chapter 5: Exercising with Arpeggios and Alternating Hands 433 Chapter 6: Stepping Up to Octaves and Chord Progressions 453 Book 6: Exploring Electronic Keyboard Technology 469 Chapter 1: Choosing Sounds and Effects 471 Chapter 2: Adding Accompaniment, Rhythm Patterns, and Arpeggiation 489 Chapter 3: Recording and Editing Your Sounds 515 Chapter 4: Using Onboard Learning Systems 543 Chapter 5: Playing Along with Recordings and Using Music Software 557 Appendix: Accessing the Audio Tracks 583 Index 591
£20.79
Faber Piano Adventures Piano Adventures All-In-Two Level 2A Tech. &
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£11.64
Faber Music Ltd Improve your sightreading Piano Grade 3
Book SynopsisHelps the player overcome problems, by building up a complete picture of each piece, through rhythmic and melodic exercises related to specific technical issues, then by studying prepared pieces with associated questions, and finally 'going solo' with a series of meticulously-graded sight-reading pieces.Trade ReviewThis series of very practical and productive workbooks, one per grade, was published several years ago and has been updated, according to the cover blurb, 'to support the revised ABRSM sight-reading criteria' in the 2009 syllabus. With hundreds of fascinating, short character pieces it is an inexhaustible resource for lessons - and delightful music in its own right. Helpful tips and tricks will improve pupils' chances of gaining more marks in this bit of the exam, and this is an honest, well-designed, reasonably priced package. I would recommend its use outside the exam preparation period rather than at the last minute, because the skills picked up will help in every aspect of piano playing, aural perception and general musical awareness. Piano Magazine, January 2009
£9.30
Faber Music Ltd The Lang Lang Piano Method Level 2
Book SynopsisJoin the superhero world of Lang Lang and come on a piano adventure with The Lang Lang Piano Method Level 2. Level 2 builds on the first book by introducing: *eighth notes (quavers) *simple hands together *and thumb-under technique.Trade Review....as I played through these books with my pupils I was pleasantly surprised and eventually delighted. They represent a credible and imaginative approach to learning the piano....It is pedagogically and technically very sound; clearly presented; and works quickly, thoroughly and (most importantly) enjoyably from beginner to beyond Grade 1 level I would use it myself. Fiona Lau, Music Teacher Magazine, March 2016 Factor in their great visuals, fresh new pieces and low cost, and these books are sure to win many friends. Andrew Eales, Pianodao (Online Blog)
£7.87
Faber Music Ltd Hamilton Easy Piano Selections
Book SynopsisHamilton Easy Piano Selections presents music from the critically acclaimed musical about Alexander Hamilton. Sir Cameron Macintosh's production opened in London's West End in December 2017.Table of ContentsAlexander Hamilton; Burn; Dear Theodosia; Helpless; My Shot; The Schuyler Sisters; That Would Be Enough; Wait For It; You’ll Be Back.
£15.19
Faber Music Ltd Me and My Piano Complete Edition
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£13.29
Chester Music The classic Piano Course vol1
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£10.92
Hal Leonard Europe Limited 100 Of The Best Songs Ever For Keyboard Sheet
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£23.39
Alfred USA I Used To Play Piano
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£23.36
