Play Music Publishing Schnuriger Delphine - Theorie Musicale Pour Le Piano

Summary of This Method

Sooner or later, every pianist needs clear theoretical landmarks to become truly autonomous: knowing how to read and follow sheet music, understanding rhythm, building and linking chords, practicing scales, modes, and arpeggios, as well as analyzing the structure of a piece. This method was designed for those who wish to discover these basics without separating them from practice, but also for pianists already on their way who want to consolidate and organize their knowledge.

The book presents a complete program, organized around eight major progressive chapters. It first covers musical notation, then everything related to rhythm and rests to master pulse, durations, and fluent reading. Accidentals and intervals follow, to better understand melody construction and the logic of keys. The method also addresses phrasing and expression marks, essential for interpreting a score with musicality and intention. Finally, it covers scales, arpeggios, and chords, before concluding with harmonization, a key step for accompanying, enriching a theme, composing, or improvising.

To reinforce learning, an MP3 CD accompanies the method: it allows listening to the examples as they should sound, sharpening the ear and verifying understanding. An excellent support to progress with confidence and, page after page, proudly say: "Theory is easy!"

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Publication

Sheet music

Instrumentation	piano	Language	French
Genre	music theory and solfège method