Detail 01
Recital book, not a lesson book
Performance pieces only. The teaching sequence lives in the separate Lesson Book, which this assumes you have.

Independent shopping perspective
Recital Book 2 from a piano course aimed at four- to six-year-olds. Performance pieces meant to pair with the matching Lesson Book 2.

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Detail 01
Performance pieces only. The teaching sequence lives in the separate Lesson Book, which this assumes you have.
Detail 02
Follows Level 1 of the same course. Reading range and hand position build on what Level 1 established.
Detail 03
Large notation, character-driven pieces and short lengths. An older beginner will likely find the framing childish.
Detail 04
The series splits lesson, recital and workbook material. Each is sold on its own.
Detail 05
Priced as one component of a course, so budget for the lesson book alongside it.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is the recital component of a course. The Lesson Book carries the teaching, and this supplies pieces to perform.
Roughly four to six. The course is built around characters and short pieces sized for very young beginners.
Not well. The material is pitched at preschoolers, so an adult would be better served by an adult piano method.
Yes, in practice. Level 2 builds on the notes, rhythms and hand positions the first level introduces.
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