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Level 2B
Sits mid-sequence in Faber's numbering. A student mid-2A will find it a stretch; a 3A student will find it easy.

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Supplementary piano book at Faber Level 2B, arranging popular tunes for students already working through a 2B lesson book.

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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.
Detail 01
Sits mid-sequence in Faber's numbering. A student mid-2A will find it a stretch; a 3A student will find it easy.
Detail 02
Arrangements lean on block and broken chords in the left hand rather than independent two-hand counterpoint.
Detail 03
Standard folio size. Lies reasonably flat on a music desk and fits a normal music bag without folding.
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Same authors as the core Piano Adventures method, so fingering and notation conventions match the lesson books.
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Useful when ordering for a studio — teachers and shops match books by this code rather than title.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not for a first book. Level 2B assumes a student already reads in multiple hand positions and has worked through earlier Faber levels.
You can play from it alone, but it introduces no new technique. It's built to reinforce what a 2B lesson book covers.
No. It's a softcover print book only.
Faber's sequence continues to Level 3A. A student comfortable with everything here is ready to move up.
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