Detail 01
1A
The earliest level in the course. Level 1 is split into 1A then 1B, so this is the first half.

Independent shopping perspective
Theory workbook for the first level of Alfred's Basic Piano Course. For beginners already working through the matching 1A lesson book with a teacher.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The earliest level in the course. Level 1 is split into 1A then 1B, so this is the first half.
Detail 02
Written exercises that reinforce what the lesson book introduces. There is no repertoire to perform here.
Detail 03
Same-level lesson, theory and recital books are numbered to be used side by side through the year.
Detail 04
Students write directly in it, so it is consumable — a second child needs a second copy.
Detail 05
Cheapest piece of the course. Budget for the lesson book too, which is the part that actually teaches.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the theory workbook. The lesson book carries the instruction and pieces; the theory book is written reinforcement at the same level.
Yes. The course is graded, and 1A covers the earlier material. Starting at 1B skips the foundation it assumes.
Not easily. Students write answers in the book, so a second student is better off with a clean copy.
It follows Alfred's Basic Piano Course sequence, which starts at the true beginner level. Age matters less than being at level 1A.
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