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Technic book, not lesson book
Short exercises for finger independence and hand position. It carries no new note-reading material or full pieces.

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Technique exercise book for Alfred's Basic Piano Prep Course Level A. Short studies for very young beginners working with a teacher.

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Detail 01
Short exercises for finger independence and hand position. It carries no new note-reading material or full pieces.
Detail 02
The entry point of the Prep line. Assumes no prior playing, and stays within a small five-finger range.
Detail 03
Prep uses larger notation and a slower pace for children who are not yet reading well in school.
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This is where a Prep student starts. Nothing precedes it, so no earlier volume is needed.
Detail 05
Written in by the student. Buy one per child rather than sharing across a studio.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The Technic book only holds exercises. Prep Course Lesson Book A introduces the notes, rhythms and pieces the exercises support.
Roughly 5 to 7. Older beginners usually start with Alfred's Basic Piano Course Level 1A instead, which moves faster.
No. It is the first technique book in the series, so exercises stay in a five-finger position and run only a few lines each.
It is built for weekly lessons with a teacher who can correct hand shape. A parent with piano background can manage it.
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