Armiane PUREN B. EMERY C. - APPRENDRE LE PIANO PAR LES CHANSONS
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Armiane
https://www.fortin-armiane.fr
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Summary of This Method
This method is based on a common observation among young pianists: after a few years, many can pleasantly perform studied pieces but struggle to sight-read fluently and to accompany a melody by placing fundamental chords. Here, the goal is to train a complete musician, capable of adapting to various contexts (chamber music, song, film music, operetta), whether as an amateur or in more advanced situations. Each lesson is organized around a popular song, whose musical content serves as a guiding thread to work on quick reading, listening, technique, and initial harmonic automatisms, while encouraging curiosity and improvisation. The choice of French songs, often well-known and easy to sing, facilitates memorization and entry into collective practice. The step-by-step progression is rooted in a historical tradition of accompaniment and invention at the keyboard, aiming to develop early independence, responsiveness, and the joy of playing with others.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Language | French |
| Genre | Piano method | Difficulty | Beginner |
Questions frequently asked
Is this piano method suitable for beginners?
Classified at the beginner level, this method offers a step-by-step progression on the piano.
Can one learn to accompany songs on the piano?
The lessons cover fundamental chords to accompany a melody. Each exercise is based on a popular song as musical support.
Are the songs in the method in French?
The collection uses French songs, often well-known and easy to sing, to facilitate memorization and group practice.
What aspects of piano playing are addressed in Learning Piano Through Songs?
Fast reading, listening, and technique are developed through the musical content of each song. Early harmonic automatism and improvisation are also part of the approach. The stated goal is to develop independence and responsiveness at the keyboard.
In which language is this piano method written?
The book is written in French and intended for piano instrumentation.
