Classical Piano Solos for Kids
- Book Pages: 64
- Arr. and ed. Robert Schultz
Product Description
With the release of this book, the new Piano Solos for Kids series becomes complete and available, as displayed on the back cover of every book in the series. Within the list of 45 titles are found many of the world’s most beautiful and well-known melodies. The themes are drawn from ballets, operas, symphonies, choral and chamber music of 32 of the great composers, and provide a wonderful introduction to this world of classical literature for the beginning and 1st year piano student. A great buy for only $8.95.
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My 6 year old is just starting to learn piano, and he is just now getting introduced to chords and playing with both hands at the same time. It is always encouraging when a kid can sit at a piano, and instead of playing songs he has never heard (like “Merry Melody” or “Happy Hands”), he can hear a familiar tune come out of the piano that he is playing. This book fills the need perfectly. Most songs involve only 1 hand playing the complex part (it may switch left to right, but no combos), and if both hands are playing, often the left is just playing whole notes. Most of the songs don’t use the black keys either. The print is bold and clear, and your child will be tapping out I had a little dreidel, Svivon, and Maoz Tzur in no time. You won’t be booking any gigs with these arrangements, but that’s not the point. They are ultra-simple, and great to build some confidence. As the child progresses, Al Hanism and Mi Y’malel are both a little more complex (but they are at the back). Recommended and worth the moeny for a child to learn.
Rating: 5 / 5
I am very pleased with this music scores. My 6 year old daughter enjoys playing them. She knows some of them from her favorite cartoons (Little Einstein’s, etc…),
That is actually the reason I ordered it – she wants to play the tunes she loves.
Rating: 5 / 5