Here is a list of the piano teaching methods I have used - and, in many cases - continue to use. I'm happy to discuss alternative methods we might select to maximize our progress.
| Faber |  |
My First Adventure for ages 5 and under Primer through Level 5 for ages 7 and up, Lessons Book, Technique and Artistry, Theory, General Performance, Gold Star Performance, Popular Repertoire, and all other Supplemental Materials, Adult Course and Older Beginner, Books 1 and 2 Lessons Book, Technique and Artistry, Theory, and General Performance |
| Bastien |  |
Early Beginner for ages 5 through 7 Primer through Level 4 for ages 7 and up Lesson Book, Technique, Theory, General Performance, Piano Literature Levels 1 through 6 and all other Supplemental Materials |
| Piano Town |  |
Primer through Level 4 for ages 5 and up Lesson Book, Technique, Theory, Performance and all other Supplemental Materials |
| Schaum |  |
Primer through Level H for ages 5 and up Lesson Book, Technique, Notespeller, General Performance, and all other Supplemental Materials |
| Alfred/Willard Palmer |  |
Primer through Level 6 for ages 5 and up Lesson Book, Technique, Theory, Classical and Popular Performance, Alfred Masterworks Library (separate advanced classical and jazz pieces plus composer books), Supplemental Scales, Arpeggios and Chords Books |
| Sandy Feldstein |  |
Practical Theory Volumes 1 through 3 for the Older Beginner and Adults |
| Thompson |  |
Primer through Level 5 for ages 7 and up |
| David Hirschberg |  |
Technique is Fun Levels 1 through 5 for the Older Beginner |
| G. Schirmer |  |
Library - Select pieces from various composers |
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For Accordion, there are numerous Easy to Intermediate method books by: Gary Dahl |
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