Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course : Lesson Book, Level Two (Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course, Bk 2)

I am a piano teacher. I recommend this book to adults who had learned how to play the piano but haven't played for a while. My students catch up quickly and easily with this book and they like it. This book covers theory, piano techniques and musical terms enough and reminds you those skills and musical language as pages go by. This book may not be easy to follow for those whom never played the piano before.

this Book Begins With An Extensive Review Of The Chords And Keys Previously Studied, Using Fresh And Interesting Material That Will Provide Enjoyment As Well As Reinforcement. Particularly Noteworthy Is The Systematic Presentation Of Chords In All Positions In Both Hands. Titles: America The Beautiful
• Arkansas Traveler
• The Battle Hymn Of The Republic
• Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair
• Brahms Lullaby
• Canon In D (pachelbel)
• Deep River
• Down In The Valley
• Farewell To Thee (aloha Oe)
• Fascination
• A Festive Rondeau
• Frankie And Johnnie
• The Hokey-pokey
• The House Of The Rising Sun
• Introduction And Dance
• La Cucaracha
• La Donna E Mobile
• La Raspa
• Light And Blue
• Loch Lomond
• Lonesome Road
• The Marriage Of Figaro
• Morning Has Broken
• Musetta's Waltz
• Musette
• Night Song
• Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
• Polyvetsian Dances
• Pomp And Circumstance No. 1
• The Riddle
• Rock-a My Soul
• Roman Holiday
• Sakura
• Scherzo
• Space Shuttle Blues
• Swingin' Sevenths
• Theme From Symphony No. 6 (tchaikovsky)
• Tumbalalaika
• Village Dance
• Waves Of The Danube
• When Johnny Comes Marching Home
• You're In My Heart

With the goal of teaching the adult beginner to play the piano in an enjoyable, quick and easy way, Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course, Level Two, continues to progress smoothly and easily, without gaps, toward the development of technique and knowledge required to play in all the most frequently used keys.--Page [1] Alfred's Basic Piano Library offers 4 complete beginning piano methods that use the same eclectic reading approach (with a focus on intervals). However, the grading, songs, illustrations, covers and names of the courses are all different