Author: (Japanese) Hiroshi Tamura
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book is published as a "Teaching Guide for Burgmüller" following the previously released "Piano Guidance Lectures (1) - Czerny." In the early stages of teaching, instructors often provide guidance that is overly complex. For example, as the teaching progresses, teachers may forget that their students are beginners and demand excessively difficult requirements. Conversely, some teachers may consider certain issues extremely simple, explaining them in a single sentence and thus failing to provide adequate guidance. As a result, students' progress becomes unsatisfactory, leading to frustration for both teachers and students. In the early stages of teaching, the most important thing is: teachers must recognize students' strengths and weaknesses early on and appropriately leverage their strengths while quickly addressing their weaknesses. Otherwise, some students may stagnate due to these simple reasons and develop a dislike for the piano.
Bürgmüller Piano Practice Pieces Collection: Op. 100.109.105 (with instructions)
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