Piano Repertoire Etudes Level 1

Carl Czerny (1791 – 1857) was an Austrian composer whose books of studies are still widely used in piano teaching.

Book 4 includes the use of triad inversions in sight-reading exercises, clapping exercises notated as melodies, key signatures of up to four sharps and flats, and 6/8 meter.

"The Celebration Series®, Sixth Edition will inspire students at every level with its comprehensive collection of graded repertoire and etudes. Carefully curated and edited to support teachers and students in artistic and technical development, this 22-book series provides an engaging compilation of music--from beloved classics to newly commissioned works. New to this series are never-before published works from popular Canadian and US composers that will enhance the musical journey. Each book includes high-quality recordings, easily accessible online, to inspire students and teachers. The Repertoire books provide students with a wide selection of outstanding pieces. This series provides a representative collection of repertoire from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary style periods. With composers from more than 20 countries, these volumes are the ultimate resource for examinations, recitals, festivals, competitions, auditions, and personal enjoyment" --Publisher website.

(Faber Piano Adventures ). Contents include: Stuffing the Stockings (step and skip review) * Jolly Old Saint Nicholas * Good King Wenceslas * Jingle Bells * Away in a Manger * Go Tell It on the Mountain * We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

Provides piano students with carefully chosen collections of piano music from the 19th and 20th centuries, an ample selection of music featuring a large assortment of composers and styles.

Volume II includes sonatinas at a more advanced level than Volume I. Here we offer six sonatinas from various composers and periods to further introduce students to this musical form before going into the complete sonatas. Composers represented in this volume include BartÑk, Beethoven, Benda, Clementi, Dusek, and Kuhlau.