Piano Lessons – Book 1 Hal Leonard Student Piano Library by Phillip Keveren Piano Method - Sheet Music

By Mona Rejino

From the very first lessons in Book 1, students are making music as they explore the piano keyboard through fun improvisation pieces called My Own Song. The beginning of the book introduces finger numbers, the black-key and white-key groups, and basic rhythm patterns. Directional reading is taught first by finger number, then by note name, and then by interval (stop, skip, and repeat). Once the students are introduced to the staff, they learn reading guides Bass F and Treble G and read by interval in several different hand positions.

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Item types:
Physical
Instructionals:
Lesson Books
Level:
Beginning
Series levels:
Book 1
Artist:
Phillip Keveren
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
64
Size:
11.8x9 inches
Shipping Weight:
0.63 pounds

Book Only Piano/Keyboard - beginner

SKU: HL.296001

Hal Leonard Student Piano Library. Composed by Barbara Kreader, Fred Kern, Mona Rejino, and Phillip Keveren. Hal Leonard Student Piano Library. Learn To Play. Instructional book. With instructional text, illustrations, easy piano notation, fingerings, musical examples, lyrics (on most songs) and introductory text. 64 pages. Hal Leonard #296001. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.296001).

ISBN 9780793562602. UPC: 073999759914. 11.8x9 inches.

From the very first lessons in Book 1, students are making music as they explore the piano keyboard through fun improvisation pieces called My Own Song. The beginning of the book introduces finger numbers, the black-key and white-key groups, and basic rhythm patterns. Directional reading is taught first by finger number, then by note name, and then by interval (stop, skip, and repeat). Once the students are introduced to the staff, they learn reading guides Bass F and Treble G and read by interval in several different hand positions.

Ratings + Reviews

4 Rating

1 review

Dorothy C.

Feb 11, 2017

For a unique student

I recently began a little student with only seven fingers. Most methods go to 5-finger positions early on. This has worked great with some re-fingering to suit this special girl!