Beyer Piano Basic Tutorial

Author: (German) Ferdinand Beyer
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Ferdinand Beyer (1803–1863) was born in Germany and passed away in 1863. The teaching material he compiled has undergone nearly two centuries of time-tested validation and is still regarded as a classic piano beginner's textbook worldwide today. As an introductory textbook, it introduces the basic knowledge and techniques of piano playing in an easy-to-understand language. According to the characteristics of children learning the piano, it selects pieces with corresponding difficulty levels to help beginners consolidate what they have learned and inspire their interest in learning, laying a foundation for further study. This book is suitable for young children to learn at the initial stage and is one of the practice materials for beginners to start practicing for one to two years. It will greatly benefit both parents and teachers. When students study this tutorial, they should not only practice according to the tutorial to train standardized piano playing methods but also pay attention to cultivating good musical perception and learn to read scores independently.