Schott Déchiffrage Pour Le Piano 2 Vol. 2 - Piano
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Summary of This Method
This volume builds on the foundations of the first book and pursues a clear goal: to make sight-reading more natural, faster, and more reliable. The exercises are organized progressively to train the student to recognize new rhythms, navigate different keys, and identify various intervals without hesitation. This approach, designed for regular practice, helps develop reading automatisms while consolidating musical understanding.
Throughout the pages, new hand positions are gradually introduced, allowing the playing area to expand and improving ease of movement. The method emphasizes simultaneous use of both hands, with a sought balance between melodic playing and chordal playing. The student thus progresses toward more stable coordination and smoother reading, essential for tackling more complete pieces.
The recognition and then familiar use of double and triple chords enrich the harmonic palette and prepare for more versatile practice. Thanks to a self-teaching structure and graded exercises, this volume is particularly suitable for those who wish to work at their own pace, strengthen their rhythmic precision, and improve their reading fluency, while developing solid musicality and better hand independence.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Language | English - French - German | Pages | 64 |
| Difficulty | easy - medium | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this volume 2 suitable after a first piano method?
This volume builds on the skills acquired in the first book and is at an easy to medium level. The progression introduces new rhythms, keys, and intervals. The exercises aim to make sight-reading faster and more reliable.
How are both hands trained with this method?
The method develops the simultaneous use of both hands, combining melodic playing and chord playing. New positions are gradually introduced to expand the playing range and stabilize coordination.
Is Schott Déchiffrage Pour Le Piano 2 Vol. 2 suitable for self-study?
A self-teaching design and graduated exercises allow work at one's own pace over 64 pages.
Are chords addressed in this volume?
The recognition and use of double and triple chords are integrated into the program. This approach enriches harmonic work while preparing the reading of more complete pieces.
Which languages are used in this piano sight-reading method?
The book is offered in English, French, and German. This 64-page edition is graded from easy to medium difficulty.



