Hit Diffusion Pianorama Mes Premieres Pistes + Cd
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- Guided Progression: each piece is offered in 4 levels of difficulty, from easiest to most challenging, to support beginner pianists step by step.
- Varied and Motivating Repertoire: music from different eras and styles, combining arrangements, transcriptions, and original compositions.
- Clear Pedagogy: anecdotal and historical comments to better understand musical notation and "know what you are playing."
- Comprehensive Tool: Book + CD for working on listening, timing, tone, and learning to play with other instruments.
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a methodical repertoire, this method offers an ideal progressive approach to build solid piano foundations. The central idea is simple and highly effective: for each piece, you have four graded versions (from the most accessible level to the most demanding). This structure allows you to progress at your own pace, strengthen reading, coordination, and consistency, while keeping the pleasure of playing the same theme that "grows" with your technique.
The content emphasizes the discovery of new sounds, the acquisition of a progressive instrumental technique, and the understanding of musical notation. The richness of the collection also lies in the diversity of the pieces offered, ranging from popular repertoire to well-known themes, with high-quality arrangements, careful transcriptions, and original compositions.
The pedagogy is precise, progressive, and engaging thanks to two types of aids: comments to " know what you are playing " (historical and anecdotal references) and instructions on " how to play it " (technical comments promoting a more conscious and motivating learning). The CD complements the work by providing a listening support useful for style, phrasing, timing, and autonomy.
Included repertoire: "Une souris verte, FrÚre Jacques, Au clair de la lune, Ah vous dirais-je maman, A la claire fontaine, Alouette, Douce nuit, Joyeux anniversaire, Berceuse, Le temps des cerises, Mon beau sapin, Dame tartine, When Johnny Comes, Vive le vent, Le roi a fait battre tambour, Colchiques dans les prés, Johnny and Mary, Rosalie, Un jour mon prince viendra, Ma préférence, La colegiala."
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Collective: D. Bordier, L&R. Duflot, F&C. Jean, M. Leclerc; S. Lécussant | Genre | Piano method / educational repertoire |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Language | French |
| Collection | Special edition | Difficulty | 4 progressive levels per piece |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Pianorama Mes PremiĂšres Pistes method suitable for piano beginners?
Each piece is offered in 4 graded versions, from the easiest to the most demanding. This progression allows working on the same theme while developing reading, coordination, and consistency.
Which pieces are included in Mes PremiĂšres Pistes?
The collection includes notably Une souris verte, FrÚre Jacques, Au clair de la lune, Douce nuit, and Joyeux anniversaire. Themes such as Un jour mon prince viendra, Johnny and Mary, Ma préférence, and La colegiala are also included.
Is the book provided with a CD?
A CD accompanies the method and serves as a listening support for style, phrasing, and timing.
How are the difficulty levels organized?
The difficulty is based on 4 progressive levels for each piece. The arrangements allow first approaching a simple version, then progressing to a more demanding writing.
Is the piano method in French?
The pedagogical comments are in French and offer historical or anecdotal references about the pieces. Technical indications also accompany the instrumental work to better understand the interpretation. The book belongs to the Hors série collection and is authored by a collective including D. Bordier, L. and R. Duflot, F. and C. Jean, M. Leclerc, and S. Lécussant.



