John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course (Part 2)

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In Part Two, the pupil is given the opportunity to play examples in which only one hand is required. Includes: colorful characters and illustrations • writing exercises • sight reading drills • review work • teacher/parent accompaniments • and more! Part 2 of John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course will teach you to play 33 fun pre-grade 1 pieces like ‘March of the Gnomes’, ‘Rag-Time Raggles’, ‘The Banjo Picker’, and ‘Princess Waltz’.

UK postage is free on most items, excluding pianos, digital pianos and double basses which we will quote on an individual basis. Sometimes this will be due to overwhelming demand, and sometimes it will be due to circumstances beyond our control, such as the item having gone to reprint or out of print. There are also two tempos for each song, allowing slower practice while it's needed - an ideal accompaniment for learning!Only five notes up and five notes down from middle C are presented and time values do not go beyond crotchets. We have a number of finance options available to suit your needs, including 9-month, interest-free finance. This easy and fun approach to learning the Piano has a modern look with clear and straight-forward layouts plus amusing new characters who help emphasise the information being taught.

I have bought many second hand books online and this one has been by far the worse in terms of condition. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The accompanying audio download are a wonderful tool for enhancing this method with highly acclaimed midi-orchestrated backing tracks. John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course Part 2 also gets you to practise reading notes of the pieces aloud, and gives you preparatory exercises and finger drills to do before playing each piece.There arehas 5 worksheets where you can fill in note names and values and practise writing bar lines on the stave, and a keyboard chart where you can fill in the names of all the keys. Each track is split to enable the pupil to hear both Piano part and accompaniment if the balance is centred, the accompaniment without Piano if the balance is to the left, and the Piano part alone if the balance is all the way to the right. With a modern look, a clear and straight-forward layout plus amusing new characters who help emphasize the information being taught, this is the essential follow up to John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course: Part 1. We are one of the top suppliers of woodwind, brass and orchestral strings across Sussex and are main agents for most of the instruments we sell.