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Volume 4 of a series
It continues an existing set rather than starting one. Earlier volumes are sold separately and are not included here.

Independent shopping perspective
Volume 4 of the Presti-Lagoya Collection, printed music for players already reading fluently. A repertoire book, not a method.

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Consider the trade-offs
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.
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It continues an existing set rather than starting one. Earlier volumes are sold separately and are not included here.
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No CD and no online audio. You work from the page, so you need to read notation confidently.
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Three times the price of a method book. You are paying for a substantial repertoire collection, not a lesson course.
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Publisher editions differ in fingerings and layout, so mixing editions mid-piece can mean conflicting markings.
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Bound sheet music sits on a stand and stays open better than loose photocopies, but expect to break the spine in.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not to play from this one, but the series is numbered for a reason. If you are new to it, starting earlier gives an easier entry point.
No. This is a printed book only. If you want something to play along with, look at the book-and-audio editions Carl Fischer publishes separately.
Treat this as standard notation. If you read tab only, you will struggle with it.
It is a repertoire collection rather than a short course, so there is considerably more music on the page.