Lemoine Allerme - Pianoland Vol.1
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Summary of This Method
Pianoland is part of a set of modern and progressive methods dedicated to piano learning, from preparatory to elementary level. Designed to build solid foundations, this method gathers in a single volume pieces for 2 and 4 hands, studies, as well as a wide selection of exercises aimed at developing the student's technique and autonomy.
Each volume is organized into 15 lessons : at each stage, the student discovers a new key directly linked to a piece and a study, while consolidating a comprehensive technical work. It includes agility and holding exercises, scales, as well as essential activities for sustainable progress such as sight-reading and transposition. The method goes further by also offering an approach to composition, ideal for stimulating creativity and better understanding musical language.
Thanks to a selection of pieces covering all eras and styles, the student explores a rich panorama of the piano repertoire, while developing musicality, listening skills, and phrasing sense. The included CD contains all the recordings of the pieces and studies, a real asset for practicing at home, refining interpretation, and gaining consistency in practice.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | piano | Pages | 64 |
Questions frequently asked
Is Pianoland Vol.1 suitable for a beginner piano player?
This method is designed for preparatory to elementary levels and establishes progressive foundations in 15 lessons.
Does the Pianoland Vol.1 CD include all the pieces?
The included CD contains recordings of all the pieces and studies from the volume.
Are there four-hand pieces in this method?
The 64-page collection includes pieces for two hands and four hands. Studies and exercises complement this repertoire. The pieces cover all eras and various styles.
Which technical concepts are practiced in the 15 lessons?
Each lesson introduces a key linked to a piece and a study, with exercises for agility, holds, and scales.
Does the method offer sight-reading and composition?
Activities such as sight-reading, transposition, and composition are integrated into the piano work.
