Sách học Piano - Easiest Piano Course - Part Two - John Thompson - Cũ

BEVIEW The first example in Part Two presents a review of notes, time values and other rudiments learned in Part One. NEW MATERIAL Great importance is attached to the fact that as new notes are introduced, opportunity is given to play examples in which only one hand is used. This, together with the reading and writing exercises on the work sheet pages, ensures familiarity with the new material before it is played hands together. ACCOMPANIMENTS The accompaniments, which are to be played by the teacher or a parent, not only make these examples sound com plete, but also aid greatly in the establishment of good rhythm and even tempo. They also encourage the student to play with expression. ...Read more