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Piano Progress Book 1 (Faber Edition: the Waterman / Harewood Piano Series, 1) - Softcover

Fanny Waterman; Marion Harewood

 
9780571508600: Piano Progress Book 1 (Faber Edition: the Waterman / Harewood Piano Series, 1)

Synopsis

Piano Progress Book 1 is part of The Waterman/Harewood Piano Series and provides a graded sequence of pieces by master composers ranging from Bach to Bartók. Here is a well-tested, diverse repertoire for the pianist who has begun to master a basic technique. Alongside the solo pieces there are duets, which will provide a welcome opportunity for players to enjoy making music with others.

The Waterman/Harewood Piano Series - devised jointly by the world-famous piano teacher Fanny Waterman and her co-founder of the Leeds International Piano Competition, Marion Harewood (now Thorpe) - is established as one of the foremost piano methods. It represents a distillation of the thoroughness, inspiration and sense of adventure that characterise Fanny Waterman's own teaching methods. The excellence of the musical material and attractive presentation have won universal acclaim. The series is established as one of the foremost modern piano methods.

Contents

A French Minuet (D'Anglebert)

Allemande (Schein)

Andante (Anna Magdalena Notebook) (Bach)

Babiole (Naudot)

Daffodil (Gurlitt)

Dance (Mozart)

Dialogue (Bartok)

Echo (Czerny)

Ecossaise (Schubert)

Evening Hymn (Bruckner)

Fantasy (Telemann)

From Long Ago (Bartok)

Game (Kabalevsky)

Gavotte (Telemann)

I Cannot Dance (Hosrovian)

Minuet (Telemann)

Scherzo And Trio (Diabelli)

The Little Tulip Princess (Satie)

Three Minutes (The Wolfgang Notebook) (Mozart, L)

Under The Green Apple Tree (Tchaikovsky)

Waltz (Schubert)

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Product Description

Piano Progress Book 1 is part of the Watermann/Harewood Piano series, devised jointly by the world famous piano teacher Fanny Waterman and her co-founder of the Leeds International Piano Competition, Marion Harewood (now Thorpe) - is established as one of the foremost piano methods. It represents a distillation of the thoroughness, inspiration and sense of adventure that characterise Fanny Waterman's own teaching methods. The excellence of the musical material and attractive presentation have won universal acclaim. The series is established as one of the foremost modern piano methods.

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