Pre-Practice Technical Exercises-Pre-practice technical exercises for the piano.The purpose of this book is to help develop strong hands and flexible fingers. The idea is to learn two or three exercises at a time which should be played each day before practising. Only when these are mastered should you add another. When all in the first group are mastered the next group may be introduced. Many of these exercises may be transposed to different keys.

The Accent on Gillock series includes all of William Gillock's best-loved Piano solos. Volume 3 includes his later elementary pieces all written in the remarkable Gillock style the songs included in this book are Village Dance Promenade Music Box Waltz Little Suite in Baroque Style and Fur Elise.

Now available as a book and CD edition. Pre-practice technical exercises for the Piano. The purpose of this book is to help develop strong hands and flexible fingers. The idea is to learn two or three exercises at a time which should be played each day before practicing. Only when these are mastered should you add another. When all in the first group are mastered the next group may be introduced. Many of these exercises may be transposed to different keys. The accompanying CD is a wonderful tool for enhancing these exercises with highly acclaimed midi-orchestrated backing tracks - learning becomes so much fun! Each track is split toenable the pupil to hear both Piano part and accompaniment is the balance is centred the accompaniment without the Piano is the balance control is all the way to the left and the Piano part alone if it is all the way to the right! An ideal accompaniment to practice.

Mid-Elementary Level-The A Dozen a Day Songbook series contains wonderful Broadway movie and pop hits that may be used as companion pieces to the memorable technique exercises in the A Dozen a Day series. Also suitable as supplements with ANY method!

Now available as a book and CD edition. Pre-practice technical exercises for the Piano. The purpose of this book is to help develop strong hands and flexible fingers. The idea is to learn two or three exercises at a time which should be played each day before practicing. Only when these are mastered should you add another. When all in the first group are mastered the next group may be introduced. Many of these exercises may be transposed to different keys. The accompanying CD is a wonderful tool for enhancing these exercises with highly acclaimed midi-orchestrated backing tracks - learning becomes so much fun! Each track is split toenable the pupil to hear both Piano part and accompaniment is the balance is centred the accompaniment without the Piano is the balance control is all the way to the left and the Piano part alone if it is all the way to the right! An ideal accompaniment to practice.

In Various Styles/Book 1/Later Elementary Level-A Dozen Piano Pieces... in Various Styles is a series of four books that contain a stylish assortment of pieces. The books are leveled progressively with Book 1 at a later elementary level and Book 4 at a later intermediate level. In true Edna Mae Burnam form all the pieces at each level have titles that are descriptive and vivid e.g. Song of the Sewing Machine (Book 1) The Princess Learns the Minuet (Book 2) Busy Little Spanish Town (Book 3) and Five O'Clock Rush Hour (Book 4).

Pieces To Play Book 2 now available with a CD! Burnam composed this collection of piano pieces to correlate directly with her Step by Step piano course. Prefixed to each piece is an indication of the exact page of Step by Step at which a selection from Pieces to Play may be introduced.When the student reaches the indicated page they are ready to play with ease and with understanding. These pieces would also be very useful as supplementary material for other piano methods.

This popular 3-book series features original Gillock piano solos that progress from elementary to early intermediate level. The third book includes 8 fabulous miniature masterpieces, including · At the Circus · Dance of the Toys · Drifting Clouds · The Queen's Minuet · Sliding in the Snow · The Swinging Sioux.

Later Elementary Level-Accent on Majors is a collection of 7 Gillock originals. It functions as a theory workbook that will ensure a better understanding of each of the major keys. Prefaced before each piece is its scale and the chords and cadences of the key. The student is also required to write in the key signature before beginning each piece. Titles: 'Dance the Waltz' 'Pixies' 'Children Skating' 'Christmas Tree Parade' 'In Sunny Spain' 'On a Quiet Lake' and 'Drums and Trumpets'.

This collection of well-known classical pieces can be used on its own or as supplementary material to the iconic A Dozen A Day techniques series by Edna Mae Burnam. The pieces have been arranged to progress gradually applying concepts and patterns from Burnam's technical exercises whenever possible. Teacher accompaniments and suggested guidelines for use with the original series are also provided.These arrangements are excellent supplements for any method and may also be used for sight-reading practice for more advanced students.The difficulty titles of certain editions of the A Dozen A Day books may vary internationally. This repertoire bookcorresponds to the third difficulty level.

A Dozen A Day books have long been the favourite pre-practice technical exercises for young pianists. Now these classic warm-up exercises are available for flute too! Complete with audio backing tracks on the included CD A Dozen A Day for Flute helps develop and maintain good fingering and breathing technique the basis for all good playing.Suddenly flute practice has become more rewarding... and a lot more enjoyable!

Pieces To Play Book 1 now available with a CD! Burnam composed this collection of piano pieces to correlate directly with her Step by Step piano course. Prefixed to each piece is an indication of the exact page of Step by Step at which a selection from Pieces to Play may be introduced.When the student reaches the indicated page they are ready to play with ease and with understanding. These pieces would also be very useful as supplementary material for other piano methods.

Each book in this series contains short warm-up exercises to be played at the beginning of the student's practice session. Performing these technical exercises will help develop strong hands and flexible fingers.

This collection of well-known classical pieces can be used on its own or as supplementary material to the iconic A Dozen A Day techniques series by Edna Mae Burnam. The pieces have been arranged to progress gradually applying concepts and patterns from Burnam’s technical exercises whenever possible.Teacher accompaniments and suggested guidelines for use with the original series are also provided. These arrangements are excellent supplements for any method and may also be used for sight-reading practice for more advanced students.The difficulty titles of certain editions of the A Dozen A Day books may vary internationally. This repertoire bookcorresponds to the first difficulty level.