Piano Pedagogy Books

The second edition of William Phemister's The American Piano Concerto Compendium reveals to professional and amateurs pianists alike a vast collection of available compositions by American

This book is concise, practical, and has modular content that can be taught in several flexible formats. The introduction of one hundred musical elements is supported by three hundred activities.Ten core

Coordinate Movement for Pianists explores the art and science of playing piano from a fundamental yet often overlooked perspective: sound is the result of movement. What movements, then, produce

This useful collection of terms, composers, and theory is perfect for all musicians, whether students or professionals. Definitions include the pronunciation of foreign terms and musical examples where

A book that is a must for all Suzuki piano students and teachers. Selected and compiled from her articles in Suzuki World over six years. Mrs. Powell discusses: communication with parents, home practice,

Have Fun with Your Music, will encourage young musicians (ages 3 to 9) to pick up their instrument for fun. The pictures are filled with humor. There are great practice pointers throughout for

A unique tool that enables students (and teachers) to track and evaluate recordings of their performances over time, while sharpening critical listening skills! With proper guidance, students' practice time

The Musician's Soul starts all musicians on a journey to the higher plane of artistic self-expression and soulful spirituality. Words of wisdom are based on Jordan's own journey as a conductor, yet

This companion book to The Musician's Soul focuses not on the self, but on others and the stories each artist is able to share through his or her work. Using thought-provoking questions, quotations,