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Book 1
The entry point of the series. Starts at beginner level; later books step the difficulty up.

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Beginner piano technique book of short daily warm-up exercises. For students starting out, or adults returning to the instrument who want finger work.

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Detail 01
The entry point of the series. Starts at beginner level; later books step the difficulty up.
Detail 02
How the series is identified on a shelf. Each level has its own cover color, so green means Book 1.
Detail 03
Practice is designed in short daily sets, not long sessions. Fits a ten-minute warm-up.
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Cheap enough to buy per student. Consumable — expect pencil marks and a worn spine.
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Product questions
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No. It covers technique and warm-up exercises. Most students use it alongside a separate method book that teaches reading and repertoire.
Beginner. It's the first book in the series, meant for students already able to find their way around the keyboard with five fingers.
The exercises are grouped in short sets of twelve, intended as a brief warm-up rather than a full practice session.
It identifies the level. Green is Book 1; other books in the series use different cover colors.
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