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Accelerated Piano Adventures Lesson Book 2 (For the Older Beginner)

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Accelerated Piano Adventures - Lesson Book 2, for the Older Beginner

Major and minor pentascales, intervals through the 6th, and C, G, and F major scales are covered in this book, composed by Nancy Faber and Randall Faber for older beginning piano students.

Product Overview

Written for Level 2A-2B students, this softcover book continues the older beginner's musical development, expanding into major and minor pentascales, wider interval recognition through the 6th, and three foundational major scales. The pacing and repertoire selection are specifically designed to suit students who began piano study later than typical elementary age, building meaningfully on the foundation established in Lesson Book 1.

Ideal For

  • Older beginning piano students continuing from Accelerated Piano Adventures Lesson Book 1
  • Piano teachers using the Faber Piano Adventures method with older students
  • Students ready for major/minor pentascales and expanded interval study
  • Studios continuing older students on a structured, correlated Faber curriculum

Key Features

Major and Minor Pentascales
Introduces both scale types, expanding students' harmonic and technical vocabulary.

Intervals Through the 6th
Builds interval recognition beyond the basic range covered in Lesson Book 1.

Three Major Scales
Covers C, G, and F major scales, giving students a solid foundational scale vocabulary.

Designed for the Older Beginner
Repertoire and pacing are tailored to students who begin piano study later, keeping content age-appropriate while continuing steady technical growth.

Contents

This collection includes: "Almost Like a Dream," "America," "American Fiddle Tune," "Beach Party," "Beethoven's Fifth Symphony Theme," "Blues Train," "The Boogie Machine," "Brahms' Lullaby," "Can-Can," "Cathedral Chimes," "Chord Jumps," "Classical Dance," "Cross-Hand Arpeggios," and "El Matador."

BP C3.9A