Piano Adventures Level 2A Lesson Book – 2nd Edition

I purchased this book for my 8-year-old, and it has been wonderful. The lessons are well organized, easy to follow, and gradually introduce new concepts without feeling overwhelming. The songs are fun and engaging, which helps keep my child motivated to practice. I also like that it builds a strong foundation in reading music, rhythm, and technique while keeping learning enjoyable. Overall, it's an excellent lesson book for children progressing in piano, and I would definitely recommend it to other parents and piano teachers.

My kid likes this book. We like that the learning feels structured and standardized, so it’s easy to follow along and see steady progress. The lessons are clear and appropriate for the level. It has been a good fit for continuing piano practice at home.

Nancy Faber's Piano Adventures - Lesson Book - Level 2A is a gem for budding pianists. Its affordability doesn't compromise on quality; each page is meticulously crafted to foster gradual progress. My daughter's improvement is evident, thanks to the book's structured approach and engaging pieces. The clear instructions and variety of exercises keep her motivated and eager to practice. With its effective blend of theory, technique, and repertoire, this book is a solid foundation for any young pianist's journey. Highly recommended for its value and impact on skill development.

In less than half a year, our son has already moved up to Level 2! Thanks to the teacher’s great teaching methods, and because he practices the piano every day 🎹, otherwise he wouldn’t have progressed so quickly. This book marks his advancement from Level 1 to Level 2.

I am a studio piano teacher and Faber method books are my immediate go to. They have easy to understand concepts that are explained straight forward. The repertoire is interesting and timeless. Highly recommend.

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I bought this some time ago for my piano students when I taught piano lessons. My students really liked it and could easily learn and grasp the piano song material. Now everyone is different. Some like the Bastien series, which I worked out of when I first started taking piano lessons. I found this is more of a structured piano book which works really well with other material in the level series. For a recommendation. It all comes down to preference and if you think your student(s) can grasp the material which is in my opinion a tad bit more structured. If you're not convinced of buying this book, go to your local music store and ask to see it and compare it to other songbooks. You'll know if it the right choice for you once you get to know and understand song material from this book. Me,I'd recommend it if you would like to teach a good understanding of basic piano song structure.

Great series of books teaching how to play the piano. Our piano teacher uses this series, and I have spoken to at least four more instructors in the area that all use these series to teach piano. Our daughter started with the first book in the series at age 5 and has been going through the books for the last two years. They teach the concepts progressively, with focus on good technique, enough variation, and a good selection of songs. She is never bored, and learns at a consistent pace. The main books for each level are called "Lesson Book". The "Technique and Artistry Book" for the same level is a companion to help students improve their knowledge and technique about music and piano artistry. So they complement each other well, and we tend to move in parallel in both of those books. We primarily use those two in our classes. For each level there are also "popular repertoire" and "Christmas books" that take well known and liked songs and arrange them for that specific level of learning. We've sprinkled these here and there to keep things interesting for our daughter. There are also CDs that accompany the books, but I have no experience in those.

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Very well made, kid is thriving on it and enjoys the lessons and song choice! Affordable compared to other places.

The Faber Piano Adventures are a really good start for beginners. This particular level, 2A has a good selection of tunes and exercises which will improve one's playing and learning. I would recommend that you buy the Theory book and the Performance Book along with this Lesson Book. Students would really enjoy this combination of books.

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This clear, attractive, systematic approach was introduced to me by the mother of a child who was transferring to me from another teacher. She had found this music herself, displayed in a Music shop, and had worked on it with her son, who enjoyed it. They felt that other music presented to him at this stage had proved systematic but dull or jolly but not systematic. I was delighted to discover this music; although I already use a range of methods, I agree that this will prove an attractive option for many at this stage. I was also delighted to find it available with Amazon at such a good price and delivered so quickly.