Paul Beuscher Publications CD aux Claviers
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Summary of This Method
Designed for today's keyboardists, this progressive method is based on a simple and effective principle: learning by playing, listening, and consolidating a solid left hand while cultivating a "singing" right hand. The goal is to quickly move from reading to truly mastered music, with concrete work on gesture, sound, and style understanding.
The key strength lies in the use of an educational recording designed to facilitate daily practice. Thanks to the separated stereo, you can dissect the playing with precision: dedicated listening to each hand allows slowing down, correcting fingerings, stabilizing coordination, and refining articulation. Once the automatisms are in place, the orchestral version brings the energy, tempo, and essential "groovy" placement to play naturally.
Throughout the application pieces, you work on rhythmic reading, phrase breathing, and sound control, while developing ease with chord inversions. This progression gradually prepares you to play with other musicians, replicating situations close to stage and studio environments.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Art Mickaelian | Product Type | Method with Audio CD |
| Publisher | Paul Beuscher | Genre | Method - Studies |
| Instrumentation | Keyboard | Language | French |
Questions frequently asked
Does the CD method 'Aux Claviers' include an audio accompaniment?
The audio CD offers an orchestral version designed to practice tempo and groovy timing.
How does the CD help to practice both hands on the keyboard?
Thanks to separate stereo channels, dedicated listening for each hand is provided. This allows focusing on fingerings, coordination, and articulation.
Does this method allow practicing chord inversions?
The progression addresses fluency with chord inversions throughout the application pieces.
What is the language of Art Mickaelian's method?
The book is published in French by Paul Beuscher. It is credited to Art Mickaelian and is intended for keyboard instrumentation. Its format combines sheet music with a pedagogical audio CD.
Which aspects of playing are covered in 'CD aux Claviers'?
The method works on rhythmic reading, phrase breathing, and sound control, with attention given to a strong left hand and a singing right hand.



