Detail 01
Level 4
Intermediate tier — expect key signatures beyond a couple of sharps or flats, hand crossings and longer forms.

Independent shopping perspective
Level 4 performance book from Faber's Piano Adventures — repertoire only, for an intermediate student already working through the Level 4 lesson book.


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Detail 01
Intermediate tier — expect key signatures beyond a couple of sharps or flats, hand crossings and longer forms.
Detail 02
Pieces meant to be played through and performed, not exercises. Companion volume to the Lesson book, not a substitute.
Detail 03
Difficulty is calibrated to Faber's own Level 4, so pieces line up with what the lesson book has already taught.
Detail 04
No theory pages or technique drills, so it's shorter playing time per page than a method book.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Intermediate. A student typically reaches it after a few years of consistent lessons, comfortable reading both clefs and moving freely around the keyboard.
For a full course, yes. The performance book supplies pieces but no instruction, so the technique behind them comes from the lesson book.
They're written to be performed — full pieces at Level 4 difficulty rather than exercises, which makes them usable for recitals and evaluations.
Possible, but levels don't map cleanly between series. Compare a sample page against what the student currently plays before buying.
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