Hit Diffusion Je Débute Le Clavier - Astie
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- Progressive and fun: an approach designed to support step-by-step keyboard learning from the very first notes.
- Highly visual: a clear presentation to quickly understand gestures, reading, and musical logic.
- Comprehensive technique work: keyboard fundamentals are addressed from the start through structured exercises.
- CD included: all exercises plus 25 well-known pieces with their playbacks for practicing with music.
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Summary of This Method
Designed for beginners, this keyboard method offers a progressive, effective, and motivating learning experience. The approach emphasizes technical basics (hand placement, coordination, rhythmic regularity, articulation) while developing essential musical reflexes: reading, keyboard navigation, sense of pulse, and listening. Thanks to a very visual layout, each step is easy to follow, making independent practice simpler and more rewarding.
The included CD perfectly complements the method: it contains all the exercises as well as a repertoire of 25 famous pieces accompanied by playbacks. This allows for a variety of styles, working on interpretation, and keeping the joy of playing at the heart of learning. Among the featured titles: My Heart Will Go On (Titanic) (J. Horner), "Ca n'arrive qu'aux autres" (M. Polnareff), "L'Hymne à l'amour" (E. Piaf), "Elisa" (S. Gainsbourg), Anastasia (D. Newman), Beauty and the Beast, Oh Suzannah, Jingle Bells, Wedding March (R. Wagner), Ode to Joy and Adagio (L. V. Beethoven), Sonata K331 and Symphony No. 40 (W. A. Mozart), Oh When The Saints, French Cancan (J. Offenbach), La Forza del destino (Jean de Florette) (G. Verdi), Santiano, Le Corniaud (G. Delerue), Für Elise (L. V. Beethoven), La Folie des grandeurs (M. Polnareff), Katiucha, Irish Ballad (E. Marnay), Hava Nagila, The Bare Necessities, Wedding March (F. Mendelssohn), Se Canto and La Marseillaise (Rouget de Lisle).
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | keyboard | Language | French |
| Genre | learning method | Difficulty | beginner |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
A comprehensive beginner keyboard method that customers praise for clear explanations and progressive learning. Reviewers highlight it's "well explained for a novice" with helpful CD accompaniment. The method covers musical basics and music theory effectively. However, some noted the book isn't designed to sit on a music stand, and delivery issues were mentioned.
Review highlights
- “Complete method to start well. All advice for learning autonomously.”
- “Progressive with nice pieces and a CD. It's a very good method.”
- “Method well explained for a novice like me”
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I sent this method to my 12-year-old daughter who is just starting out, she says that it is very well explained and in addition there is the CD that completes, I recommend it to beginners.Since I have been a customer with you I have nothing but praise for both the quality of the products and the delivery times.Congratulations to the whole team!
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Very happy with the product but much less happy with the delivery. I paid extra to receive it in 24 hours and it was finally 96 hours late! A bit disappointed...
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Very happy with the product but much less happy with the delivery. I paid extra to receive it in 24 hours and it was finally 96 hours late! A bit disappointed...
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well presented, good approach. I had the same edition for the guitar. which led me to acquire this edition for the keyboard
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Sufficient and complete method for a beginner. The only flaw is that the method is not designed to put it on a desk.
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Questions frequently asked
Is this keyboard method suitable for a complete beginner?
The method is designed for beginners and covers hand placement, coordination, rhythmic consistency, and articulation. The visual layout facilitates step-by-step progress tracking.
Does the Je Débute Le Clavier CD include accompaniments?
The included CD contains exercises from the method as well as backing tracks for 25 famous pieces. It allows practice of interpretation with accompaniments.
Which pieces are included in this keyboard method?
The repertoire notably includes My Heart Will Go On, L’Hymne à l’amour, Fur Elise, Jingle Bells, and Santiano. Works by Beethoven and Mozart are also featured, such as Ode to Joy, the Adagio, Sonata K331, and Symphony No. 40. The list also comprises La Marseillaise and Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
Is it possible to learn music reading with this method?
The learning process includes reading notation, keyboard orientation, sense of pulse, and listening skills. These aspects are developed alongside technical exercises.
In which language is the Astie keyboard method written?
The book is written in French and is dedicated to learning the keyboard.



