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Elementary Instruction for the Pianoforte (Metodo de Instruccion Elemental) by Ferdinand Beyer Piano Method - Sheet Music

By Ferdinand Beyer
Piano - SMP Level 3 (Early Intermediate)

SKU: HL.50325580

(Metodo de Instruccion Elemental). Composed by Ferdinand Beyer. Edited by William Scharfenberg. Piano Method. Classical, Contemporary, Instruction. 80 pages. G. Schirmer #ED27. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50325580).

ISBN 9780793552887. UPC: 073999255805. 9.0x12.0x0.193 inches. Ferdinand Beyer ed. William Scharfenberg.

This title has selections that range in difficulty from SMP Level 1-3.

About SMP Level 3 (Early Intermediate)

Independent movement of the left hand. Multiple chords in a measure, and the introduction of triplets.

  • FIRST PART
  • Elementary Remarks
  • Exercises for the touch, for each hand alone, and both together
  • Air with 12 Variations, for three hands; viz: for the teacher, and the pupil's right hand alone
  • Air with 8 Variations, for three hands; viz: for the teacher, and the pupil's left hand alone
  • Duets for the teacher and the pupil's both hands
  • Exercises for both hands, within the Intervals of C4-G4 and C5-G5
  • Duets for acquiring the knowledge of the notes up to D6
  • Exercise for acquiring the knowledge of the notes down to G3
  • Duets for acquiring the knowledge of the notes up to E6
  • Duets for the exercise of the Value of the notes up to Eighth Notes
  • Exercises in Eighth Notes
  • Of the notes in the Bass Clef and their use, with a comparison of the notes of the Treble and Bass Clefs
  • Duets in Eighth Notes
  • (Up to here chiefly with the hand in the same position)
  • SECOND PART
  • Exercises for both hands in the easiest scales
  • Double-notes, Triplets, Appoggiaturas, etc.
  • Duets for the Exercise of the Value of the notes up to Sixteenth-Notes, and for acquiring fluency in execution
  • Exercises for both hands in Eighth-Notes, dotted Eighth- and Sixteenth-Notes, etc.
  • Chromatic Scale and Exercises for it
  • Six short pieces for Recreation
  • Sequel
  • Finger Exercises for each hand alone, and both together
  • 24 major and minor Scales
  • Succession of all the keys and their relationship

Ratings + Reviews

Based on 4 Reviews
Anonymous
November 18, 2014
Beyer is a great place to start
I use this book after one or two elementary books before young pianists learn their notes. Beyer will lead the students to progress piece by piece, all the way to the intermediate level. Some compositions are very pretty. Just that, this edition, has a few errors and the prints are hard to see. It is a good value but I'd rather buy other edition for my students.
Anonymous
August 22, 2014
Good starter
I like Beyer method because it explains all the basics and each exercise makes sense to those explanations. This edition, though, there are some mistakes in the numbers for the fingers. What I like about it is that it shows Do-re-mi. Not just the alphabet.
Older P.
February 16, 2013
Beyer Op. 101 ......
Great piano book, the very best to aid one into the Carl Czerny Opus 823 & 599, then one can go further, but one MUST successfully complete Beyer FIRST before he or she can start Czerny Op. 823 or Op.599! Fantastic book, lovely pedigogy and beautiful pieces, and at a very low price!
Mark
November 18, 2011
Czerny Piano Institute
This is a fantastic beginnier book with a European methodology behind it. Even simplified, we use it for the youngest students in our Institute.