Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course

Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course
By:Willard A. Palmer,Morton Manus,Amanda Vick Lethco
Published on 1995-02-01 by Alfred Music Publishing

More than 3-million adult students have learned to play the piano using this well-sequenced course. Perfect for beginners who prefer a chord approach, students learn how to play chords in either hand in order to move beyond simply playing single note melodies. The course contains outstanding songs such as |The Entertainer,| |Scarborough Fair,| |Greensleeves| and |Amazing Grace.|

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