Agay Learning to Play Piano 3 Moving On - Intermediate Technique and Music Theory

The third book in this new edition of Denes Agay's famous Piano tutor series for children covers intermediate Piano technique and music theory in an accessible and imaginative way, inspiring students to learn and practice. Included are attractive illustrations and colourful stickers. Topics include: Chromatic Scale Inversions Key Signatures Minor Scales Musical Forms Musical Motifs Seventh Chord Syncopation Triplets Remember, you can also purchase: Book 1 - Getting Started Book 2 - More Music Basics Book 4 - All You Need To Know Learning To Play Piano 3 Moving On Composer: Denes Agay Publisher: Wise Publications Instrument: Piano Pages: 1

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