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WILLIS MUSIC JOHN Thompson's Easiest Piano Course Part 2

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  • Catalog #: 00414018
  • PIANO METHOD
  • PART 2 BOOK






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John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course – Part 2 – Book Only

Publisher: Willis Music
Author: John Thompson

Book 2 of a classic, comprehensive step-by-step course specifically designed to suit the needs of children beginning the piano. Includes: colorful characters and illustrations • writing exercises • sight reading drills • review work • teacher/parent accompaniments • and more! Our latest edition (2019) features updated artwork by Sergio Sandoval.

In Part Two, the focus is on reviewing notes, time values, and other rudiments learned in Part One before moving on new note introductions using examples where only one hand is required to encourage playing with both hands together down the road. Simple two- and three-note chords are also introduced for students to get the feel of harmonic accompaniments before jumping in to the theory and evolution of chords.

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