Level 2A - Theory Book: Piano Adventures

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

Quality item, as expected. Would buy again.

Great piano learning book series. It is my favorite! The kids enjoy it and the songs are good. The theory is well written and displayed nicely.

Great series. Came in time.

my son started his piano lesson from My first Piano adventure A and now he is playing 2A. this is such a great piano book we love all the songs so much

I love this series! My daughter is working her way through it with a teacher and is doing very well.

It teaches you notes and things about music.

Great book as is the series.

Great set of piano books

We bought these books at the prompting of a woman who was going to teach piano to our daughter. It turned out she was unable to teach her and the new teacher had never used these books. After going through level 1 books, we decided these books were very thorough and we liked how they progressed through teaching piano. We had a few other level. 2 books we planned to use, but they did not follow the same sequence of teaching, so we bought this series of books again. We really like the songs they use for the lessons and they provide many duets to play together. The duets are not only fun, but they sound really good! We included this book I. The level 2 books, but the entire set of books is a little too much to get through in a 45 min. Lesson, so we cut out the Performance book, sight reading and added in Classicss and Hymns

There is a variety of musical genres and that keeps my students interested and my teaching a lot more fun. The theory books in each level are easy to understand with a variety of activities that help the student to retain each musical concept.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

Well laid out theory book - easy enough for a 12 year old boy to work through on his own.

The whole Piano Adventures series is hard to beat if you want a really thorough and enjoyable method for young pianists. The 2A book is as good as the others. I have also found it useful for slightly older children (12 to 13) who are reluctant to practise. Often , if they have not put in the required work, at this age they can't play pieces interesting enough to satisfy their self esteem. But a book like this, with pieces that can be made to sound more showy than they actually are, enthusiasm returns.- and some practice at least, gets done.

Good. My kid like it.

Great for our kids!

Great Book!

Just what I needed

Thank you.

Good

amazing

Great book!

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

Required by my daughters piano teacher. Progressive steps to becoming a better piano player

Perfect for beginners who know absolutely nothing or very little and who want to teach themselves. Lovely songs that keep it interesting.

This is a great series. Thorough and progresses nicely

This book was completely filled in. Supposed to be in a condition with light wear. Not accurate at all.

Got these for a piano student a long time ago. They did well with this series. Glad they could use it.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition. Great series for piano students. I have used these from the beginning with my kids and find them very easy to follow. They have very nice songs, and have a diverse collection of music.

We love the Faber series, they give start up fingering for the first measure of each song in the lower levels. Faber starts to insert familiar tunes into the books which bolsters my younger daughter's interest in learning the tun.

My piano method of choice for years!

It’s a workbook that had all the answers written in. I know it’s used so I was expecting some answers, but every page was complete.

Good book

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

Recommended by the Teacher who teaches piano to kids

The Piano Adventures series sets a good pace and the theory books tie perfectly into the lessons. We love this program for all our kids

the best.

great for kids

It is my daughter's piano lesson book. Her teacher uses the Faber series and I like it too as a piano player.

Really like how this theory book corresponds with the other books in the series.

It is great the way the different books in each level work together. They even list the corresponding pages for each lesson (the theory book will list the appropriate Lesson book pages). It makes it easy for our teacher and us. The pages are colorful and the exercises are fun.

Faber books are my FABERite!

Son loves to studying piano with this book!

Great beginner book. We're following this book from 1A to 2B now.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

My son like it

This was bought for piano lessons for my child, it was required material and amazon was the best price. Very good at teaching beyond just playing the piano, theory helps understand the whys of piano.

Arrived as described.

Good progression for kids, they like the easier tunes but still play the harder sounding songs

Next progression in my son's piano lessons.

Bought this for my child's lessons and she's enjoying it. The concepts are presented in a way that's easy for a beginner to understand.

Great piano series. We homeschool our three children and have used this series for four years. It is easy to follow and fun. What more could a parent and teacher ask for?

Great book of music

Love Faber Piano books!!

Good piano books at a great price.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

great book, interesting pieces.

Awesome series - will produce well rounded musicians.

Great study book for level 2 theory.

Great Method Books and Variety of styles to keep the kids excited!

Didn't realize I was ordering a very old version of these books. Make sure to check the publication year - I wanted the newest updated ones.

Our daughter teaches piano and this is the series she feels is the best. The students like it as well.

Product as described. very fast shipping! Will buy again.

The book Came on time and was brand new just as it said it was. I really only paid $.80 since I had a $10 Amazon credit.

Very good

great book

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

great

Good basic theory practice!

Great piano book!

The Faber Piano Adventures are a good foundation for students, helping reinforce the basics in technique, performance, theory and musicianship. The theorybook works in conjunction with lesson, technique and performance books, but be aware that you are buying the same editions. I've had it happen before when I have bought the 2nd edition of the lesson book, but not theory and therefore had the corresponding pages not match up. Music is printed in relatively big print which is great for student and teacher!

My students seems to enjoy learning from this series better than things I've used previously!

I am a piano teacher and I really like this series. My students really enjoy the books, as well as the supplementary books that go along with it.

Love it.

I've taught piano lessons for 13 years now, and love this series of books. They introduce concepts at an appropriate pace, while using fun songs and activities.

good piano system for beginners.

good book

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

as expected.

I've been teaching out of the Faber Piano Adventures series for years. Keeps my students engaged and interested with fun songs they actually want to play. This series helps build a good foundation of theory knowledge with a focus on chords.

I probably won't order it again. By the time kids are at this level, I find they can handle a more intense theory book.

We have been using these books for several years. State to state our piano teachers have recommended these.

As advertised

satisfied

this is a good piano book for level 2

The music books game so fast and the curriculum is great for my son. He really enjoys the writing assigments.

It was exactly what we needed 1/2 of what they sell it for at the school.

We have enjoyed this series of instructional piano books but this copy was missing multiple pages. Unfortunately I didn't realize until the return date expired.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

I want to by a book, even an old one, that my son can practice. You should not sell any book with full of written answers and completed assignments. It is ok to sell old books but it must be fulfill the need of buyers. You waste my time and I have to order a new book for my son!!! Rating: 1 Star

Great book for learning piano. Good series

Can't wait to learn and improve my piano skills. I am excited!

This series was recommended by my teacher, and I can honestly say, they are all really great! Very easy to understand, perfect for someone only taking lessons once per week as you can work on your own even if you have only basic knowledge of music and then have your teacher review and correct.

My favorite method.

Glad to find this series of books in stock. We have struggles to find two good methods for two kids that are at the same level!

Really useful and well put together teaching material

Thanks

Good quality book

Great product for teaching kids piano, with fun exercise to engage and teach them about the piano. Very important as not to just provide them with sheets of music to play, but (like a math book) has simple and fun intro pages to explain what is to learnt and why for each stage ...as a way to self-teach yourself about the stages of learning to play the piano. Great product, recommend for kids (or adults) learning the piano.

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

Ich nutze die Klavierschule für das Unterrichten meiner Klavierschüler und bin von dieser sehr begeistert. Sie ist pädagogisch gut aufgestellt und vor allem sehr vielseitig. Ich persönlich nutze immer das "Lesson Book" in Kombination mit dem "Theory Book" und dann je nach Vorlieben der Schüler oder zu Weihnachten eines der zusätzlichen Hefte im entsprechenden Level. Von mir gibt es eine klare Kaufempfehlung, da es die beste Klavierschule ist, die ich bis jetzt verwendet habe!

My daughter is progressing through her lessons and improving daily! Much better than the a Royal Conservatory series that I learned from thirty (30) years ago. She can relate to the songs.

Ich unterrichte seit Jahrzehnten und habe mit der Reihe "Piano Adventures" endlich eine Klavierschule gefunden, die ansprechende Stücke auf dem jeweiligen Niveau enthält (entweder selbst komponiert oder arrangiert von den Autoren). Es sind ANDERE Stücke als in den üblichen Klavierschulen und -bänden, insofern eignet sich diese Klavierreihe auch hervorragend als Ergänzung zu anderen klassischen Werken (ich selbst benutze sie so). Meine Schüler lieben die meisten Stücke und spielen sie auch gern immer wieder. Die Stücke bauen in der Regel auf Dreiklängen sowie Kadenzen auf und klingen einfach schön für sie - ohne allzu simpel nur zwischen Tonika und Dominante zu wechseln :-). Die Noten sind größer als normal, was die Kinder sehr zu schätzen wissen! Dass die Bücher auf Englisch sind, hat noch kein Kind gestört - ich schreibe bei den Kleineren die deutschen Übersetzungen dazu, falls nötig, die Größeren können sie fast immer allein verstehen.

I’m a piano teacher and highly recommend this curriculum for beginner students! Fun and interactive. It keeps the students involved as well. I use it in my studio

A comprehensive and thorough piano method for beginning students. Colorful illustrations make these books fun!

arrived quickly and in perfect condition. This is the series that I teach from and find it to be most comprehensive and flows into the RCM music the best.

My little girl has progressed so fast with these series. They are so fun and so easy to follow along with all the other supportive books, CDs etc. they also progress quite quickly. We love piano and this series of books really encourages a love of music. No boring songs here! Theory work is also made very fun for kids.

T.B.

good quality

good

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.

Very good book!

Easy to follow and understand, nice fonts

Arrived in great time and very easy to order

Just as expected! Great and fast delivery

The book itself is good. But I got it from the seller named Hippo Books where they described the condition of the book is VERY GOOD. It turned out almost every page has notes, all exercises are done. There are even some stamp marks that cannot be cleaned. Worst of all, the covers are messed with some brown colored thick soup like thingy but already dried out. Spent a lot of time to clean up but found out the liquid also messed up many pages that is not clean-able. The book can only be described between good and acceptable.

My second child is starting to learn piano from this series. I have the 1st edition lesson book and was really happy that I could use the 2nd edition theory book with it. Arrived quickly and in good shape.

I bought (and paid for) this particular Theory book for a student who has no interest in learning to read music. He always prefers to learn songs by tutorial YouTube videos. He's learning about theory in spite of himself!

My students really like these books. They're colorful and the material is presented in a fun, playful context. I have students who remind me to do theory if I forget.

I love teaching from this series, using the Lesson, Technique, Performance and Theory books. All the units move forward together and each book offers a different sort of challenge. The theory book functions much like a math workbook, focusing on music theory. It almost always has examples that are very similar to pieces in the lesson, technique and/or performance books, so student cannot help but make the connections with what they are doing during practice. The hardest thing about the theory book is getting the students to complete the pages. I request students complete their theory as part of their first practice session after their lesson, to ward off practicing something "wrong" for a week. It's simply not a favorite--at this level, most students feel like they are wasting time on anything that is not actually playing the piano. This book offers a few pieces, but is mostly a workbook for things like interval training, music "vocabulary", ear training, manuscript writing, and pages that must be completed with the instructor's assistance (ex. sections where instructor plays something and the student must identify which example they heard).I've tried not using it with a few students, but it actually makes a pretty big difference in how much they understand about the music.

This theory book is an excellent companion for the lesson book, well matched with the concepts in the lesson book.

My piano teacher got me started on these books. For people who like being self taught, I believe they are excellent. Of course we often need the experience of a wise teacher to catch our faults. There are three to four books in the series and even if you have some experience, start at the beginning because the Faber's will help catch bad habits.

Needed piano books for lessons, these came quickly and in wonderful shape.

My child has been using this series of lesson and theory books and it's been excellent. Recommend it.

Not much to say, except that the quality of the book is great.