Scale Explorer for Piano is a creative resource for students learning their scales and arpeggios. This book covers ABRSM’s new syllabus requirements (from 2021) at Grade 3, and includes engaging activities that bring scales to life through short pieces, improvisation, composition and exercises.
Key features
• Workouts to help establish the fingering patterns by breaking each scale and arpeggio into small sections
• Tips and hints to encourage students to remember the characteristics of individual scales
• Short, tuneful pieces that incorporate scale and arpeggio patterns, showing how they are used in music and providing reading and playing opportunities
Product Code
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9781848498617
Shipping Weight
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0.30 kilograms
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