Adult All-In-One Bk 1 (Bk/Cd)

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Piano
Composer Piano Adventures
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp
Arranger Faber/Faber
Series Faber Piano Adventures

Price: $26.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #00420243

UPC code: 674398211043

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For adult beginners, use Adult Piano Adventures. This comprehensive, All-In-One book includes lessons, solos, technique, and theory in a single volume for ease of use. Book 1 presents the fundamentals of music notation, chord playing, and musical form. Songs include: Amazing Grace I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing Merrily We Roll Along Ode to Joy Yankee Doodle Row, Row, Row, Your Boat Clock Tower Bells Catch a Falling Star Russian Sailor Dance Lean on Me and more. Spiral bound.

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
CATCH A FALLING STAR	COMO,PERRY	FABER/FABER	POCKRISS/VANCE
LION SLEEPS TONIGHT,THE (WIMOWEH) (MBUBE	JOHN,ROBERT/TOKENS	FABER/FABER	CREATORE/PERETTI/WEI

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