Detail 01
Part Two
Not a starting point. It assumes note reading and hand positions taught in Part One.

Independent shopping perspective
Part Two of John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course, a long-running beginner method. The follow-on book once a student finishes Part One.

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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
Not a starting point. It assumes note reading and hand positions taught in Part One.
Detail 02
The gentlest of the Thompson methods. Progress per page is deliberately slow, which suits young children.
Detail 03
Teaches reading and technique in sequence. Pieces exist to drill a concept, not for performance.
Detail 04
Each part is bought separately, so the full course cost adds up across several books.
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Product questions
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Not recommended. It builds directly on reading and hand positions taught in Part One and does not reteach them.
The course is written for young beginners, with slow pacing and large notation. Older students usually progress faster with an adult method.
The Easiest Piano Course runs through several numbered parts. Each is purchased separately as the student progresses.
This is the book on its own. Any accompanying audio or CD edition is a separate purchase.