I need help choosing a book for beginners!

[kwesifriends]

Hello guys I'm beginner and my teacher always giving me xerox copy of notes and I'm not contented with it. I decided to buy some books and I don't know any books to recommend for my slf so anyone can help me please. Thanks a lot for advance and have fun!

[Bob]

Well that sounds illegal, the photocopies.  Unless the teacher made them themselves.

Ask your teacher what book to use.  If you walk in with something, they may want you to have the "other" book.

[kwesifriends]

Well that sounds illegal, the photocopies.  Unless the teacher made them themselves.

Ask your teacher what book to use.  If you walk in with something, they may want you to have the "other" book.

OK thanks for the suggestion and have fun helping!

[skipdogchip]

Lesson books...depending on your age and skill, are available in many different levels.  As a self taught adult, I have used "Alfreds All In One Adult Course", "Rocket Piano", "e-Media Piano and Keyboard Basics", and "Teach Me Piano Deluxe".  The last 3 are software programs that are inexpensive.  My only disappointment with the Alfred's book was I did not purchase the lesson CD with the book.  For me, I need to HEAR how the lesson sounds.  The software programs should NOT replace a teacher if you plan to be serious in your study.  I don't ever plan to play at a Master's level, I just enjoy plinking away on the keys.
Good luck with your study,
Hope I've been a little helpful
Chip

[skipdogchip]

After a little "Google" research.  I came up with the following link.

https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/enter.html?s=googleds&t=method&e=pm&k=c01g04&cid=435109222&dist=S&SR=6720e151e

This web site has MANY different methods for all levels of pianists.
Sift through the different titles and see what suits your interest.  I'm sure you'll find something to your liking.

Again...Good luck.
Chip