Detail 01
Theory book, not a lesson book
Written exercises — note naming, rhythm, intervals. You still need the lesson book for pieces to play.

Independent shopping perspective
Combined theory workbook covering Levels 1A and 1B of Alfred's Basic Piano Course. Written to be assigned alongside the matching lesson books.

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Detail 01
Written exercises — note naming, rhythm, intervals. You still need the lesson book for pieces to play.
Detail 02
Two levels bound together instead of two separate purchases. Covers roughly a full year for a young beginner.
Detail 03
Page numbers and concepts are keyed to the matching lesson book, so the two are meant to be bought as a pair.
Detail 04
A consumable workbook. Students write directly in it, so plan on one copy per child.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, for most students. This is the written theory companion. The lesson book carries the pieces you actually play at the keyboard.
It is the beginner level of Alfred's Basic Piano Course, typically used by young students starting piano with a teacher.
1A and 1B are the two halves of the first level. This volume combines both in one book.
Yes. The written theory applies to any keyboard instrument. A full-size weighted keyboard is closer to what the course assumes.
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