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The Best of Grade 2 Piano
Deborah (Ed Calland
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Description for The Best of Grade 2 Piano
Paperback. Offers the best of the grade 2 pieces selected by the major examination boards. This book also provides quality music that is suitable as a sight-reading resource for advanced students. Editor(s): Williams, Anthony. Num Pages: 24 pages. BIC Classification: AVQ; AVRG. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 245 x 218 x 2. Weight in Grams: 108.
The Best of Grade 2 Piano comprise pieces selected by the major examination boards in one volume, which have captured the imaginations of teachers and students over the years, including some old favourites and some forgotten gems. All the pieces are tried and tested and perfectly graded and fingered for Grade 2. This book also provides top-quality music that is ideal as a sight-reading resource for more advanced students. The music has been carefully selected and edited by Anthony Williams, a leading ABRSM piano examiner and selector. There are five books in the series Best of Grade... for piano and a similar series exists for Flute (selected and edited by Sally Adams), Clarinet (selected and edited by Paul Harris) and Singing.
Product Details
Publisher
Faber Music Ltd United Kingdom
Number of pages
24
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Condition
New
Weight
109g
Number of Pages
24
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780571527724
SKU
V9780571527724
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-4
Reviews for The Best of Grade 2 Piano
Every teacher and pupil have favourite pieces in their yearly programmes and Anthony Williams has certainly made excellent choices in these new compilations from old, forgotten examination syllabuses. There are five separate volumes, one for each grade, with twenty of the old favourites in each of grades 1, 2 and 3. These pieces usually disappear into oblivion once out of date, with new generations of pupils unable to experience the thrills and deligths of ten years worth of fun repertoire. Now, they are able to relive many old favourites as well as forgotten gems in their early days of piano lessons. Although selected by grades, the entire collection would make excellent sight reading material for more advanced players. Piano Professional, Summer 2008 All these pieces are tried and tested favourites of exam-takers, so whatever your tastes you're statistically bound to find a motivating choice. These volumes can be strongly recommended as repertoire books. Pianist Magazine, May 2008