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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
This is a brilliant series of technical exercises without tears.
The ingenious format really appeals to many or even most children, and is easily adaptable to either fast or slow progress.
It must have been in print many decades, but remains perennially useful.
The ingenious format really appeals to many or even most children, and is easily adaptable to either fast or slow progress.
It must have been in print many decades, but remains perennially useful.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Kate Preston
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These are great little books, and my pupils are often astounded that they can play 'riffs' that look and sound so impressive very early on - such as acciaccaturas and hand-over-hand arpeggios (these come later, in book 1). I also find that the repetition of notes and chords is invaluable for sight reading and confidence building.
What's slightly more difficult as a teacher is encouraging pupils to play these as intended - a set of 12 exercises every day, as a warm up - which is the most effective way to use the book.
I don't think there's anything else like Dozen A Day out there, and as far as I'm concerned, every piano student will be a much better pianist for working through the whole series (and then moving on to Hanon and Czerny).
What's slightly more difficult as a teacher is encouraging pupils to play these as intended - a set of 12 exercises every day, as a warm up - which is the most effective way to use the book.
I don't think there's anything else like Dozen A Day out there, and as far as I'm concerned, every piano student will be a much better pianist for working through the whole series (and then moving on to Hanon and Czerny).
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By S. Reynolds
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Bought this on advice of piano teacher. These are technical exercises rather than music scores, thus not about making music just exercising the fingers for piano play. Does as it says on the tin.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Piano for my 6 year old sone
Recommended by hi piano teacher and he seems to enjoy it, even though it doesnt really contain any tunes. Good exercises for beginner piano players.
Published 1 month ago by LizaJ
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recommended by piano teacher
This is a great book that was recommended by our piano teacher. My 8 year old is new to piano, but is streaking through her lessons. Read more
Published 4 months ago by busy person
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Vital excercise
My music teacher said it's good for practice and I need to get one
I find it very useful and straightforward
I find it very useful and straightforward
Published 4 months ago by Mike Williams
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