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John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course: Part 2 - Book only
by John Thompson
from Willis Music

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Good books
  My 4-year old got attracted to this book right away, but too early to tell if it can keep her learning piano.

• Beginning students can benefit
  The John Thompson beginning piano series has always been a good instructional tool. This is very basic and a little slower pace for young students. I personally prefer to teach with the "red" John Thompson beginning series book for interest and pacing, as well as the Lelia Fletcher beginning piano book. You can't really go wrong with John Thompson, but it helps to utilize a variety of beginning level books to keep students interest.

• Not my child's favorite piano book
  This book is for someone with a previous knowledge of written music, since this is not my daughter's case, she thought it was too dificult for her. Maybe once she learns to read music this will be a great book, for now however, since she likes another book I bought with a much different approach to teaching piano, she doesn't even want to try this one.

• After 62 years, still one of the best of the best!
  It's my business to know what works because I'm a full time professor of piano both at university level and in the private sector. The John Thompson series has always been one of the best traditional learning method books for students who wish to learn how to play piano (or keyboard). This book is part of the "easiest series" which was originally published by Willis back in 1945. This series is not the original "Teaching Little Fingers To Play"-- I call it the "red book" series simply because all the covers... more info

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