Finding Your Way 2
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Adventures with notes, rhythm and technique exploring the white keys in Middle C position, for pianists who have been learning for a little while. Leads up to the standard of Piano Pictures For Beginners 1.
See the featured YouTube videos for samples of some of the pieces.
Introduction for teachers:
Finding Your Way is an educational piano series which aims to build confidence in note-reading and encourage the development of good technique and musicianship. The overall concept is that each piece of music is like a journey, and learning music itself is a great adventure. New ideas are introduced very gradually, taking a ‘one step at a time’ approach. All the material is original, so the series can be used alongside other piano methods if desired. Finding Your Way 2 is suitable for a wide range of ages.
Finding Your Way 2 builds on the previous volume, moving on to explore all of the white keys in Middle C position. Dynamics are introduced, with a little bit of piano history to explain why the soft dynamic has the same name as the instrument. Melodic and harmonic intervals are covered in some detail. In a couple of pieces, octave transposition is suggested (but not shown in the notation). Ties are introduced, but note values are kept very simple, with nothing shorter than crotchets (quarter notes).
Licensing information:
All Piano Pictures titles are sold with an individual license for personal use. For more information see https://pianopictures.webador.co.uk/licensing-information
See the featured YouTube videos for samples of some of the pieces.
Introduction for teachers:
Finding Your Way is an educational piano series which aims to build confidence in note-reading and encourage the development of good technique and musicianship. The overall concept is that each piece of music is like a journey, and learning music itself is a great adventure. New ideas are introduced very gradually, taking a ‘one step at a time’ approach. All the material is original, so the series can be used alongside other piano methods if desired. Finding Your Way 2 is suitable for a wide range of ages.
Finding Your Way 2 builds on the previous volume, moving on to explore all of the white keys in Middle C position. Dynamics are introduced, with a little bit of piano history to explain why the soft dynamic has the same name as the instrument. Melodic and harmonic intervals are covered in some detail. In a couple of pieces, octave transposition is suggested (but not shown in the notation). Ties are introduced, but note values are kept very simple, with nothing shorter than crotchets (quarter notes).
Licensing information:
All Piano Pictures titles are sold with an individual license for personal use. For more information see https://pianopictures.webador.co.uk/licensing-information