Top Piano Method Books For Adults & Teens

[@frankiedonofrio5438]

Thanks for the tips. I am just starting out.

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

Great! Enjoy the journey!

[@lenorabrown5435]

So very valuable! ❤

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

Thank you so much for the feedback!

[@phucdu935]

Thank you so much by video❤

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for commenting.

[@Xfactor444-x4n]

I love piano marvel with one exception. The available sheet music. Not enough different genres and they say you can upload your own but they don't tell you that you need a 400.00 app to do that. I keep editing for them to add more but it never happens. I don't know why they don't upload more technique books and expand their genre's

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

I think there’s plenty of genres and they’re adding new titles continuously. What kind of music do you want to see? The main reason Piano Marvel is incredible is because it really helps pianists improve their sight reading, ear training and it does include a lot of technique like Hanon, scales, chords and arpeggios. Thanks for your input!

[@IamKonstantin]

Very interesting. Thank you. I am mentoring a few beginner/internediate pianists so this helps. Also... very important to me is how to start teaching my 4 year old. Do you have any tips? I would highly doubt using an approach where u teach them names of keys. Perhaps teaching them with numbers on the keys... i don't know but i would love tips on how to teach toddlers. Their attention span is so short haha. So it has to be short and fun. Thank you.

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

Thank you! I have taught some 4 year olds and a lot of 5 year olds. I recommend Alfred's "Music For Little Mozarts" series for 4 year olds (start with the 2 book set, Level 1). I love Faber's "My First Piano Adventures" learning set for 5 & 6 year olds (start with the 2 book set, Level A). After students pass all levels in "My First Piano Adventures" series, they are ready for "Piano Adventures, The Basic Piano Method Series" which I mentioned in this video.

[@IamKonstantin]

@@BrillantePianoLessons omg thank you so very so much !

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

You’re so welcome! Just use the lessons in the books and you’ll give your 4 year old a good intro! I wouldn’t put letters on the keys ;) rather teach that CDE is under the 2 black keys and FGAB is under the 3 black keys. Good luck!

[@Matete88]

How about Bela Bartoks Mikrokosmos?

[@BrillantePianoLessons]

I hate to admit but I’m not a fan of Bartok. But some people enjoy this book. Sometimes I use Bartok with students who need to improve their sight reading and rely on their ears too much.