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Accelerated track
Covers the same ground as the standard children's series in fewer books, so each page introduces more at once.

Independent shopping perspective
The second lesson book in Faber's accelerated track for teens and adults, moving faster than children's methods without skipping fundamentals.

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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.
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Covers the same ground as the standard children's series in fewer books, so each page introduces more at once.
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Explanations assume adult reasoning and the piece selection avoids the cartoon material aimed at young kids.
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This is the sequel. It starts where Book 1 left off and assumes that reading and hand position work is already in place.
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It is the core instructional spine of the series. Theory, technique and performance books are sold separately.
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Priced as a single course book, so budget for the next book in the sequence when you finish this one.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if you already read both clefs and play simple two-hand pieces. It picks up directly from Book 1 and does not re-teach the basics.
Older beginners — teens and adults. The pacing and material are chosen for students who find children's method books slow or juvenile.
No, the lesson book stands alone as a course. The companion theory and performance books reinforce the same material if you want more practice.
The accelerated series compresses the standard sequence into fewer books, so an older student covers more per lesson instead of working through the full children's track.