| 1. Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course: Lesson Book, Level One | 
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By: Willard A. Palmer Publisher: Alfred Publishing Company 1983-12
I first used this when I took a beginning piano class in College. It is easy to use and extremely helpful. It takes you step by step through what you need to know. It is very easy to use if you are trying to teach yourself... more
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| 2. Leonard Maltin's 2010 Movie Guide (Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide (Signet)) | 
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By: Leonard Maltin Publisher: Signet August 04, 2009
Hard to resist a chance to review the reviewer. With the help of earlier incarnations of this guide, I have watched and enjoyed thousands of movies, and suffered through just a few. My predilection for old movies probably has something to do with that. -- I've even had a good time watching scores of foreign films, though my ability to savor the nuanced acting skill of a sword-waving samurai shouting... more
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| 3. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary | 
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By: Merriam-Webster Publisher: Merriam-Webster 2005-06
This book is a great thing to have when playing scrabble with more experienced players... more
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| 4. World of Warcraft: Arthas: Rise of the Lich King | 
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By: Christie Golden Publisher: Pocket Star January 26, 2010
Now am a bit more informed about the lore of this very popular MMO game for PC. Makes one very interested on playing the game after you've read it... more
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| 5. Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course : Lesson Book, Level Two | 
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By: Manus Morton, Amanda Vick Lethco, Willard A. Palmer Publisher: Alfred Publishing Company December 01, 1984
I am a piano teacher. I recommend this book to adults who had learned how to play the piano but haven't played for a while. My students catch up quickly and easily with this book and they like it. This book covers theory, piano techniques and musical terms enough and reminds you those skills and musical language as pages go by. This book may not be easy to follow for those whom... more
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| 6. Teaching Little Fingers to Play: A Book for the Earliest Beginner (John Thompsons Modern Course for The Piano) | 
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By: John Thompson Publisher: Willis Music July 01, 2005
I bought this book a few months ago based on the Amazon reviews, so I felt compelled to review it myself. This book, while full of wonderful pictures, isn't the best book for a child younger than six or seven. It doesn't teach how to read music, and instead creates its own alternative method for reading music, which has not held my younger students' attention. Unfurtunately, it doesn't provide enough... more
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| 7. The Ultimate Scale Book (Pocket Guide) | 
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By: Troy Stetina Publisher: Hal Leonard Corporation August 01, 1999
Features:Well, I am very satisfied with the purchase of this book. All scales issue is highly showed here. Full of diagrams, explaining some secrets and way of use (very usefull in spite of the kind of music that you play). Two thumbs up!... more
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| 8. Piano Adventures Lesson Book, Level 1 | 
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By: Nancy and Randall Faber Publisher: Faber Piano Adventures January 01, 1996
I've been teaching for over 12 years and I use the Faber Piano Adventure series, starting with Primer level for young students, usually 5-7 years old. For younger students, (preK/K), see Music for Little Mozarts by Alfred. For more information see piano and voice teacher drives 2 you web site.
The primer level starts slowly, but shows overall good use of the keyboard, even before the... more
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| 9. Belly Button Book (Boynton on Board) | 
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By: Sandra Boynton Publisher: Workman Publishing Company April 18, 2005
Wasn't the best Boynton board book I've read. I find that with Boynton, you need to read the book in the bookstore to see if it's a good one. There actually quite a few that are not that great... more
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| 10. Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises: Complete (Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics) | 
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From: G. Schirmer, Inc. Publisher: G. Schirmer, Inc. November 01, 1986
Features:- 116 Pages
- Published by G. Schirmer, Inc.
- Softcover
I was an average pianist until I worked my way through this book. By this point, I can probably kick your butt. In fact, I wish I had learned piano almost exclusively by technical exercise books like this.
As it was, I learned piano through the Alfred's three-book course. The problem there is that many of the songs, besides being recognizable, are fun to play.
I officially... more
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