PIANO METHOD BOOK 1 - Hal Leonard

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PIANO METHOD BOOK 1

WHAT MAKES THE HAL LEONARD STUDENTPIANO LIBRARY AN OUTSTANDING METHOD?The Hal Leonard Student Piano Library has great music and solid pedagogy delivered in a trulycreative and comprehensive method. It’s that simple.A creative approach to learning using solid pedagogy and the best music produces skilled musicians!Great music means motivated students, inspired teachers and delighted parents. It’s a method thatencourages practice, progress, confidence, and best of all – success.Students respond with enthusiasm to the: Time-tested creative approach with proven resultsClear and concise presentation of conceptsUncluttered page layout that keeps the focus on the music.Exceptional orchestrated accompanimentsImprovisations threaded throughout the seriesMIDI enhanced book/CD packs available for all Lessons, Solos, and Technique booksVariety of musical styles and moodsSupplementary materials graded specifically to coordinate with the HLSPL, including: popular,Christmas, hymns, classical, duets and ensembles, sheet music, flash cards and more! Realistic pacing that challenges without overwhelmingHere’s what teachers are saying about the Hal Leonard Student Piano Library:“The Hal Leonard Student Piano Library is an excellent series, carefully designed and tested to produce musicallyliterate pianists who are comfortable playing the piano, reading music, and creating music of their own.”– Meg Gray (from the review in Clavier Companion July/August 2010 issue)“How do these methods rate in their implementation of [MENC] National Standards 2, 3, 4 and, 5 for variety of music,creating music, and reading music?.Excellent [highest] ratings were given to Hal Leonard: Piano Lessons.”– Julie Ann Ballard (from DMA Dissertation: USC Thornton School of Music 2007)“I came on your website specifically to write you and let you know that I have been using your piano method booksfrom the time that you introduced them. I love them so much. I wish you could hear some of my students some time.They play so beautifully and learn so much faster and more thoroughly since I started using your method. Finally,I just want to say thank you for combining your lesson books and CDs at such an affordable price. It has to be theabsolute best value in the market today.”–Kristi McIntyre, Franklin, TN“What I like most about the HLSPL is the variety ofmusic. All of the pieces are beautiful, with or without theCD. I teach a lot of young beginners, and most methodbooks start out on the black notes, as yours does. Thebig difference is that the pieces in your method areartistic right from the beginning. The children love theillustrations. And I love seeing results.”-Karen Ferguson, Coquitlam, BC CanadaPrices, content and availability subject to changewithout notice and may vary outside the USA.ATTENTIONPIANO TEACHERS!Now you can view/downloadour Hal Leonard StudentPiano Library Teacher’sGuides for Piano LessonsBooks 1 and 2 for FREE!Go to www.halleonard.com/educationalpiano.com and go toHL Student Piano Library Method Books FREE Teacher’s Guides.

PIANO METHOD BOOK 1CONCEPTS RANGE TERMS RHYTHM AND SYMBOLSAdagioAndanteAllegroD.C. al FineFrom the very first lessons in Book 1, students aremaking music as they explore the piano keyboardthrough fun improvisation pieces called My Own Song.The beginning of the book introduces finger numbers,the black-key and white-key groups, and basic rhythmpatterns. INTERVALLIC READINGStep, Skip, and Repeat IMPROVISATIONS AND KEYBOARD EXPLORATIONDirectional reading is taught first by finger number,then by note name, and then by interval (step, skip,and repeat). Once the students are introduced to thestaff, they learn reading guides Bass F and Treble Gand read by interval in several different hand positions.Black Key GroupsCDE GroupsFGAB GroupsPIANO LESSONS BOOK 100296177 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296001 Book Only 6.99PIANO PRACTICE GAMES BOOK 100296002 6.99PIANO SOLOS BOOK 1CDS NOWMIDIENHANCED00296568 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296003 Book Only 6.99PIANO THEORY WORKBOOK BOOK 100296023 6.99PIANO TECHNIQUE BOOK 100296563 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296105 Book Only 6.99NOTESPELLER FOR PIANO BOOK 100296088 6.99TEACHER’S GUIDE BOOK 100296048 7.99Find us on Facebook!Hal Leonard Educational Piano3

PIANO METHOD BOOK 2CONCEPTS RANGE TERMS RHYTHM AND SYMBOLSAndantinoLegatoStaccatoRitard. INTERVALS2ndsBook 2 opens with a new My Own Song improvisationon CDEFG. Unit 1 introduces phrasing and legatotouch, and also presents harmonic 2nds and 3rds withstaccato touch. The following two units are dedicatedto the introduction of 4ths and 5ths.3rds4ths5ths IMPROVISATIONS IN NEW POSITIONSCDEFGGABCDPIANO LESSONS BOOK 2Also in Unit 3, sharps are introduced in a diatonicsetting starting on D, and flats are introduced asblues notes. Most pieces in the second half of Book2 coordinate hands playing together. This book worksvery well for transfer students.00296178 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296006 Book Only 6.99PIANO PRACTICE GAMES BOOK 200296007 6.99PIANO SOLOS BOOK 2CDS NOWMIDIENHANCED00296569 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296008 Book Only 6.99PIANO THEORY WORKBOOK BOOK 200296024 6.99PIANO TECHNIQUE BOOK 200296564 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296106 Book Only 6.99NOTESPELLER FOR PIANO BOOK 200296089 6.99TEACHER’S GUIDE BOOK 200296362 6.95Use the Closer Look featureat Hal Leonard.com at yourconvenience to view sample pagesand/or hear audio excerpts formany of the titles featured here.4

PIANO METHOD BOOK 3CONCEPTS RANGE RHYTHM AND SYMBOLS TERMSC (Common Time)LocoA tempoD.S. al FineD.C. al Coda INTERVALS6ths half-steps12-BARBLUESPATTERNwhole-steps FIVE-FINGER PATTERNS,KEY SIGNATURES AND ARPEGGIOSC Major/C MinorA Major/A MinorG Major/G MinorE Major/E MinorUnit 1 of Book 3 begins by introducing eighth notesin 4/4 and 2/4 time. Swing eighths are also presentedin the first half of the book. Folk, jazz, classical, andcontemporary selections provide students with aninteresting variety of repertoire. SIGHT READING, IMPROVISATIONSThe second half of Book 3, teaches relative and parallelmajor/minor five-finger patterns, and students learn toimprovise their own songs using these basic patterns.PIANO LESSONS BOOK 375554 GutsUNIT1/10/089:14 AM00296179 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296011 Book Only 6.99PIANO PRACTICE GAMES BOOK 3G Major Warm-Up B CA00296012 6.99531 blocked triadbroken triadG Major pattern GG MajorpatternGAND TRANSPOSITIONPage 34CD531153PIANO SOLOS BOOK 3CDS NOWMIDIENHANCED135155ioG Major Arpegg R.H. 51mf - p 2L.H.over 3 1 your teacher playsinger pattern. Asthe G Major five-fPlace both hands inthe other.y using one hand orimprovise a melodTRACK25TRACKRepeat as necessaryLast time47 With a lilt ( q 130)the accompaniment 00296565 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296114 Book Only 6.99below, NOTESPELLER FOR PIANO BOOK 3 00296167 6.998vbNTRANSPOSITIOd in any key.A piece can be playedifferent, but theThe notes will bems will be theintervals and the rhyth sposition.Transame. This is calledfoothow to play “BareYou already know(page 25) in the COn A Hot Sidewalk”play the piece in theMajor pattern. Nown.G Major patterPIANO THEORY WORKBOOK BOOK 3PIANO TECHNIQUE BOOK 3My Own SongrImprov in G Majo00296570 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296013 Book Only 6.9900296025 6.99 15 F Major/F MinorD Major/D Minor ewalkt SidBarefoot On A Ho 5etc.13534Find us on Facebook!Hal Leonard Educational Piano5

PIANO METHOD BOOK 4CONCEPTS RANGE RELATED KEY IMPROVISATIONSCombining C Major with A MinorCombining G Major with E Minor RHYTHM AND SYMBOLS TERMSAllegrettoModeratoPoco PrestoVivaceCon motoGiocoso INTERVALS7ths8ths (octave) SCALES AND CHORD PROGRESSIONSC MajorA MinorBook 4 expands on the related five-finger patternslearned in Book 3 to introduce the scales of C Major,A Minor, G Major, and E Minor. Chord progressions inclose position are also presented in each of these keys.G MajorE Minor PRIMARY TRIADSTonicSyncopated rhythms, syncopated pedaling andopposing articulations between the hands createperformances with style, color, and texture.Sub-dominantDominantPIANO LESSONS BOOK 400296180 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296026 Book Only 6.99PIANO PRACTICE GAMES BOOK 400296027 6.99PIANO SOLOS BOOK 4CDS NOWMIDIENHANCED00296571 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296028 Book Only 6.99PIANO THEORY WORKBOOK BOOK 400296038 6.99PIANO TECHNIQUE BOOK 400296566 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296115 Book Only 6.99Use the Closer Look featureat Hal Leonard.com at yourconvenience to view sample pagesand/or hear audio excerpts formany of the titles featured here.6

PIANO METHOD BOOK 5CONCEPTS oLeggieroPesanteSforzando SCALES WITH I-IV-IC MajorD MajorE MinorG tamentoTempo primoAND I-V-V7-I CADENCESG MajorF MajorBb MajorA MinorD MinorB MinorChromatic Scales PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TRIADS Root Position, 1st Inversion,2nd Inversion, Open Position CHORD QUALITIESMajorDiminishedIn Piano Lessons Book 5, students are introduced tosixteenth notes in various rhythm patterns. The widevariety of student selections includes 3 folk, 4 jazz, 13classical, and 8 contemporary original pieces. Scales (inboth 8th and 16th-note patterns) with their cadencesare presented in five major and five minor keys. Root,1st inversion, 2nd inversion, and open position chordsfor each key center are also introduced.MinorAugmented RELATED KEY IMPROVISATIONS Developing Motives and Sequences   Creating Question and Answer Phrases Using ABA Form RHYTHM AND SYMBOLSCDS NOWMIDIENHANCEDPIANO LESSONS BOOK 500296181 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296041 Book Only 6.99PIANO SOLOS BOOK 500296572 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296043 Book Only 6.99PIANO THEORY WORKBOOK BOOK 500296042 6.99PIANO TECHNIQUE BOOK 500296567 Book/Enhanced CD Pack 8.9900296116 Book Only 6.99Find us on Facebook!Hal Leonard Educational Piano7

ALL–IN–ONE PIANO LESSONSAll-In-One Piano Lessons Books A, B, C, and Dcombine selected pages from the Piano Lessons,Technique, Solos, Theory Workbook, and PracticeGames into one easy-to-manage book. Books A andB take students through level 1 of the Hal LeonardStudent Piano Library and books C and D cover the2nd level. Upon completion of book D, students areready to continue to level 3. A perfect choice forbeginning group or private instruction, these book/CD packs offer students a variety of styles and moods,and includes the “best ever” teacher accompaniments.Plus, the CDs are enhanced so besides working in anyCD player, Windows and Mac computer users can alsoaccess MIDI files for each song!00296776 Book B – Book/Enhanced CD Pack 10.997-2799 One B GUTS[MECH]12/2/084:02 PM9:30 AMPage 4LINES AND SPACESSome notes arewritten in spaces:Some notes arewritten on lines:LINE NOTESPACE NOTEMusic is written on a STAFF of 5 lines and 4 space55 lineslines00296761 Book A – Book/Enhanced CD Pack 10.99CH]2-7413 One A GUTS[ME4/14/091Page 642543s.wwww

In Piano Lessons Book 5, students are introduced to sixteenth notes in various rhythm patterns. The wide variety of student selections includes 3 folk, 4 jazz, 13 classical, and 8 contemporary original pieces. Scales (in both 8th and 16th-note patterns) with their cadences are presented in five major and five minor keys. Root, 1st inversion, 2nd inversion, and open position chords for each key .