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haecceitas
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New player, need advice on book to use for learning
on: December 23, 2010, 01:30:20 PM
Hi.
I have recently bought a digital piano, and have been fooling around with it not really knowing what fingerings are good or not. I figure that since I can't afford a teacher, then a book would be the best option.
I want to be able to play classical music primarily, but also a bit of everything else. But I guess that a classical technique makes it possible to play almost anything.
I am not a beginner to music, and I can read notation. So I mostly want a book that focuses on technique, scales and fingering.
What books would you recommend for me? DVD suggestions are welcome too.
Thanks in advance!
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idreamofpiano
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Re: New player, need advice on book to use for learning
Reply #1 on: December 23, 2010, 04:04:48 PM
i use faber and faber
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