Hit Diffusion Carre Mathilde - Beau Comme Un Piano - Pack Methode + Cahier D'activites
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Summary of This Method
This beginner piano method gathers pieces written for the author's students, with a clear intention: to spark the desire to play while progressively building a reliable pianistic foundation. Learning is not limited to "playing notes": it aims to develop an expressive, flexible, and organized playing style very early on, so that the piano becomes a true means of expression.
From the introductory pages, the approach favors experimentation over theory. Sound games invite exploration of the piano's mechanics and expressive possibilities. The sheet music is deliberately set aside at first to focus on the essentials: listening, feeling the pulse, musical momentum, and how to connect a gesture to it. This logic helps the child naturally embed what they play into a musical flow and understand the direct link between the quality of the pianistic gesture and the sound produced.
The 92 pieces follow a thoughtfully designed progression to accompany the child's hand coherently. After working on the arm, the hand settles on the keyboard by gradually discovering finger play: the "easiest" fingers first, the thumb last. Difficulties are distributed evenly and addressed one by one in simple pieces before being developed in more elaborate works. The journey is also marked by concert pieces, designed as synthesis milestones: they allow consolidation of skills, evaluation of progress, and reinforcement of confidence.
Ideal as a beginner piano method for children, this progressive approach emphasizes musicality, rhythmic stability, and playing comfort to train young pianists capable of playing with confidence and expressiveness... all while enjoying sitting at the keyboard.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Mathilde Carré | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Difficulty | Beginner |
| Genre | Piano method | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this piano method suitable for a beginner child?
Designed for beginners, this method is particularly aimed at children. The 92 pieces offer a gradual progression, starting with finger exploration through the easiest pieces and introducing the thumb later.
How many pieces are included in Mathilde Carré's Beau Comme Un Piano?
The book contains 92 piano pieces. Concert pieces are interspersed throughout to consolidate the skills acquired.
Does the method teach sheet music reading from the beginning?
The first pages focus on sound games, listening, and pulse before using sheet music. This approach helps connect piano playing gestures with the produced sound.
What kind of piano technique does this method work on?
The learning process first addresses arm movement, then hand placement on the keyboard and finger playing. Difficulties are introduced one by one in simple pieces, before being developed in more elaborate works. Rhythmic stability and expressive playing are among the emphasized aspects.
Does the Beau Comme Un Piano pack include an activity booklet?
The title specifies a pack combining the method and an activity booklet. The method is written in French and intended for piano.
