The joy of first-year piano
a method and repertory for the beginning pianist
Note:
Indhold: The correct position at the piano. How to pratice. Pieces to be taught by rote (imitation). The keyboard - finger numbers. Playing by finger numbers. Note values. The staff. The time signature. Counting exercieses. Letter-names of the keys. Note chart. - Three-note jig. Play tune. First serenade. Mysterious procession. Bluebird. Pleading child. Hopscotch. Lilttle song. Good king Wencelas. On the merry-go-round. Old-world melody. Spring morning. Cathedral bells. Over hill and dale. Greeting from Jamaica. Hebrew melody. Romance. Skip to my Lou. Parade. Dusk and dawn. Little prelude. Playful dialogue. Roundelay. Lightly row. Melody. Ancient chinese song. Blue interlude. The merry cossacks. Drifting clouds. Sea chantey. Eventide. Dancing raindrops. The railroad corral. Cotillion polka. Sailor's dance. Monastery echoes. Balkan bagatelle. Lullaby for a french doll. The bagpipers. Fiddler's holiday. Marian. Frolic. On a green meadow. Psalm without words. Shepherd's hay. On a country lane. Summer afternoon. Miniature sonatina. At the circus. Song of the gondolier. Ballet scene. Fanfare. Love somebody. White sails. Alexander march. Melody with varied accompaniments. Moody twins. Wooden-shoe dance. The birch tree. Canon. Theme and variations. Game of tag. On the playground. See-saw sonata. Courting song. Partners in melody. Squabble. Idyl. Whistle-stop boogie. Moonlit pagoda. I danced with a mosquito. English dance. Sally go 'round. In the swing. The brass band. Village fair. Promenade. Ballad. Mazurka. Scale capers