Piano Garden Exam Road 2

Author: Zhan Tianlai
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book, "Gardens of the Piano," is divided into two volumes: "The Path to Examinations I" and "The Path to Examinations II." Through the study of the second volume, learners can achieve a level of amateur piano proficiency equivalent to grades 7-8. This collection of piano pieces references a vast number of piano practice materials and repertoire, incorporating the decades of teaching experience of numerous piano teachers and compilers, as well as the relevant pieces and requirements for central and local piano examination standards. It selects some piano pieces that are highly effective in teaching, typical in technical practice, rich in artistic interest, unique in musical style, and melodically beautiful. Many of these pieces are frequently chosen for piano examinations.
Following the progressive requirements of piano learning, the pieces are categorized into four aspects: etudes, polyphonic works, sonatas, and other pieces. Additionally, a basic fingerings table for 24 major and minor scales and arpeggios is appended. When using this textbook, learners can either practice in accordance with the progressive arrangement of the book or, based on the difficulty of the etudes, combine exercises from other sections such as polyphonic works, small sonatas, or other pieces of similar level.
The primary target audience of this collection is children, but it is equally suitable for adults who wish to learn the piano. "Gardens of the Piano" is divided into two volumes: "The Path to Examinations I" and "The Path to Examinations II." Through the study of the first volume, learners are expected to achieve a level of amateur piano proficiency equivalent to grades 4-5; through the study of the second volume, they can reach a level of amateur piano proficiency equivalent to grades 7-8. This collection references a vast number of piano practice materials and repertoire, incorporating the decades of teaching experience of numerous piano teachers and compilers, as well as the relevant pieces and requirements for central and local piano examination standards. It selects some piano pieces that are highly effective in teaching, typical in technical practice, rich in artistic interest, unique in musical style, and melodically beautiful. Many of these pieces are frequently chosen for piano examinations.
Following the progressive requirements of piano learning, the pieces are categorized into etudes, polyphonic works, sonatas, and other pieces. Additionally, a basic fingerings table for 24 major and minor scales and arpeggios is appended. When using this textbook, learners can either practice in accordance with the progressive arrangement of the book or, based on the difficulty of the etudes, combine exercises from other sections such as polyphonic works, small sonatas, or other pieces of similar level.
The primary target audience of this collection is children, but it is equally suitable for adults who wish to learn the piano. Through the study of "Gardens of the Piano," learners not only gradually master the basic playing skills of the piano and familiarize themselves with the piano keyboard, achieving a certain level, but also gradually understand the unique musical language and expressive techniques of the piano. At the same time, it greatly benefits the improvement of musical cultivation and the development of learning interest.