Let S Play Piano

If you enjoyed LET'S PLAY PIANO Part One you will like Part Two even more. New notes are introduced and there are lots of interesting and fun tunes. As in Part One the print size is large which is easy and clear for young beginners learning to read music. Easy step by step course with colourful illustrations Useful tips from wise owl help to keep it fun Well known tunes which children enjoy Fun quizzes and musical games Emphasis on understanding how to read music well with a wide variety of activities designed to make lessons fun and interesting. Heather Milnes is a piano teacher and composer with over 30 year of experience. She teaches all ages and has coached hundreds of young children. She strongly believes that, for young children especially, learning to play a musical instrument should be a relaxed and fun experience.

LET'S PLAY PIANO: A Complete Course for Young Beginners Even the youngest beginner will enjoy learning to play with this inspiring and colourful book. All the basics are covered in easy stages and students will soon be playing simple tunes. The emphasis is on learning to read the music well with a wide variety of activities designed to make lessons fun and interesting. Easy to follow, step by step, course with colourful illustrations Learn well known tunes, including: Au Clair de la Lune Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Frere Jacques Yankee Doodle We Three Kings Happy Birthday Kum Bah Ya When the Saints Go Marching In Fun quizzes to encourage revision and aid memory Learn to read notes and understand printed music

This is the second book I the Complete Piano Player course and is every bit as rewarding as the first. You will learn how to play songs by Elvis Presley, Rod Stewart, The Beatles and more, while introducing new notes for both hands, extending past the range of the original five-finger position. Letter names will appear alongside new notes only. Carefully follow the lessons and you will find you have learned all about accidentals, chord symbols, dotted rhythms and wrist staccato, as well as having increased your repertoire and grown as a musician Remember playing little and often is the best way to make rapid progress and become the complete piano player. Songlist: - A Hard Days Night [The Beatles] - Bright Eyes [Art Garfunkel] - By The Time I Get To Phoenix [Glen Campbell] - Danny Boy (Londonderry Air) [Trad.] - Guantanamera [Trad.] - He'll Have To Go [Jim reeves] - Laughing Samba [Edmundo Ros] - Let Him Go, Let Him Tarry [Trad.] - Let It Be [The Beatles] - Liebestraum [Liszt] - My Own True Love (from Gone With the Wind) - Plaisir D'amour [Martini] - Puff The Magic Dragon [Peter, Paul & Mary] - Sailing [Colin Downs] - Silent Night [Trad.] - Take Me Home Country Roads [John Denver] - The Winner Takes It All [ABBA] - Those Lazy Crazy Days Of Summer [Nat king Cole] - Under The Bridges Of Paris [Dean Martin] - What Kind Of Fool Am I? - William Tell Overture – Theme [Rossini] - Wooden Heart [Elvis Presley]

Includes The Complete Piano Player keyboard guide.

This comprehensive approach to functional musicianship at the keyboard includes varied repertoire, theory, technique, sight-reading, harmonization from lead sheets, ear training and ensembles. Great for college non-music majors, continuing education classes, music dealer in-store programs and group piano classes at the middle and high school levels. Book 1 contains 15 units each with a variety of repertoire, exercises, unit review worksheets and an assignment page.

Beginner Piano/Keyboard Instruction

(Faber Piano Adventures ). In this inspiring collection, late-elementary to early-intermediate pianists will find appealing arrangements that advance skills while exploring masterworks of Western music. The famous orchestral, keyboard, and operatic repertoire here spans four periods of music history. In the Baroque & Classical section, discover the elegance of Bach, the beauty of Mozart and the passion of Beethoven. Through the pages of the Romantic & Impressionistic section, sample the lyricism of Chopin, the drama of Grieg, and the atmosphere of Debussy. May the melodies of these and many other composers open an enduring world of expression and sound.