Dehaske Band Time Starter ( Piano )
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Summary of This Collection
This educational piano collection is aimed at beginner pianists who wish to progress step by step, without skipping stages. The goal is clear: to make reading (notes and rhythms) more fluent while preserving the joy of playing. Thanks to a very accessible difficulty level (VERY EASY to EASY), it supports both the first weeks of learning and the consolidation of fundamentals, with a progression that helps gain autonomy.
Part of the "Horen, Lezen en Spelen internationaal" collection, this resource emphasizes listening, reading, and playing-three essential pillars for building solid technique and natural musicality. It is easy to use as a complement to piano lessons, to structure practice between sessions, or as a main support to establish effective habits: note recognition, tempo regularity, articulation, and initial dynamics.
The multilingual format (English-German-French-Dutch) also makes it a relevant choice for institutions welcoming students from diverse backgrounds, or for teachers seeking a clear and adaptable educational resource. An excellent choice to start piano methodically, build confidence at the keyboard, and transform sight-reading into a lasting skill.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Jan de Haan | Language | English-German-French-Dutch |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Difficulty | VERY EASY-EASY |
| Collection | Horen, Lezen en Spelen internationaal | Year of Publication | 2001 |
| Genre | Educational | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this piano collection suitable for a complete beginner?
The difficulty level indicated as VERY EASY to EASY corresponds to the initial stages of piano learning. The progression focuses on reading notes and rhythms, with work on tempo, articulation, and the first dynamics.
How should Dehaske Band Time Starter (Piano) be used in piano lessons?
The collection can be used as a supplement between lessons to structure personal practice. Its approach combines listening, reading, and playing within the "Horen, Lezen en Spelen internationaal" series.
Which languages are included in this piano method?
The instructions are provided in English, German, French, and Dutch.
Who composed Band Time Starter for piano?
Jan de Haan is credited as the composer of this educational work. The publication dates from 2001.
Does this method help improve sight-reading on the piano?
The learning is aimed at developing more fluent reading of notes and rhythms. Accessible exercises establish keyboard landmarks and a steady pulse. Reading autonomy is built progressively from VERY EASY to EASY level.



