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Just for Fun v.2 continues the progression of musical elements and concepts presented in v. 1. Keys are C major, G major and minor, E minor, D major and minor, in time signatures of 3/4 and 4/4. New elements presented are Common time, dotted quarter note, root position triad, repeat sign, 1st and 2nd ending, clef changes, syncopation, four note chord, rolled chord, and more.

Just for Fun v.2 (Late Elementary)

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Piano Perfecto v.5 is a set of progressive Early Intermediate pieces, ideal for the student who is ready for challenging and rewarding concert pieces. Elements developed are: phrasing, dynamics, rhythm, left hand independence, arpeggiated chords, pedaling, and more. Pieces in the keys of C and F major, and also A and D minor, are presented in a variety of styles.

PIano Perfecto v.5 (Early Intermediate)

Piano Perfecto v.3 is a set of progressive Late Elementary pieces in the keys of C, G, D, and F major. Musical elements from v.1A-v.2B are developed, including left hand independence, range, and pedaling. New elements include: Common time, increased ranges, eight bar phrasing, dotted quarter notes, eighth note rests, inverted chords, ascending and descending patterns, 7th chords, intervals of a seventh, and key changes.

Piano Perfecto v.3 (Late Elementary)

Piano Perfecto v.6 continues the progression of Early Intermediate pieces established in v.5. The pieces are ideal for the student who is ready for challenging and rewarding concert pieces. Elements developed are: phrasing, dynamics, rhythm, left hand independence, arpeggiated chords, pedaling, and more. Pieces in the keys of C, G and F major, as well as the key of D minor, are presented in a variety of styles. New element: 6/8 time.

Piano Perfecto v.6 (Early Intermediate)

Here We Go! Recital v.2A is a set of progressive Elementary pieces using
  the major and minor 5-finger scales of C, G, and D, and A, and continues the
  progression of musical concepts and elements presented in Recital v.1A-v.1B.  New elements are 5-finger scales (hands
  alone and together), A major scale, 4 note chords, 8va, 15ma, and loco
  markings, clef changes, hand shifts, syncopation, 1st and 2nd endings,
  Alberti bass, imitation, octave unison, augmented 4th and 5th, mild
  dissonance, theme and variation form, Boogie Woogie style, walking bass, and
  more.  This volume is a slightly more
  difficult counterpart to Here We Go! Lesson v.2A.

Here We Go! Recital v.2A

Five Finger Piano Sheet Music

Here We Go! Recital v.2B continues the progression of Elementary
  Five-finger Position musical concepts and elements presented in Recital v.2A,
  using the major 5-finger scales of C, G, F, plus the A minor 5-finger scale.
  New elements include 5-finger scale position shifts, expanded range, full
  scales, dotted quarter, 8th note rests, thumb under, finger over, D.S. al
  Fine, key changes, intervals of a 6th, swing style, Sonatina form, Blues
  style, Cut Time, and more.  This volume
  is a slightly more difficult counterpart to Here We Go! Lesson v.2B.

Here We Go! Recital v.2B

Here We Go! Recital v.1B continues the progression of Elementary Middle C
  Position musical concepts and elements presented in Recital v.1A.  New elements introduced are major-minor
  sections, finger cross overs, rhythmic sequences, chromatic shifts, chordal
  passages, ostinato, silent downbeats, mild dissonance, and flat 7ths.  This volume is a slightly more difficult
  counterpart to Here We Go! Lesson v.1B.

Here We Go! Recital v.1B

Easy Piano Sheet Music

Here We Go! Recital v.1A is a set of progressive pieces for the student
  who is ready to combine Middle C Position with Elementary musical concepts,
  such as stepwise motion, hands alone/together, simple rhythmic values, and
  basic dynamic changes.  Additional
  elements presented are articulation, left hand independence, accidentals, f-p
  on repeat, hand crossings, pedal, V7 cadences, 8th notes, intervals of
  2nds-5ths, minor tonality, and more. 
  This volume is a slightly more difficult counterpart to Here We Go!
  Lesson v.1A.

Here We Go! Recital v.1A

Here We Go! Lesson v.2B continues the progression of Elementary musical
  concepts and elements presented in Lesson v.2A, using the major and minor
  5-finger scales of C, G, D, plus A minor and F major 5-finger scales, triads,
  and arpeggios.  New elements are
  5-finger scale position shifts, expanded range, full scales, dotted quarter
  notes, 8th note rests, thumb under, finger over, D.C. al Fine, key changes,
  walking bass, and intervals of a sixth. 
  This volume is a slightly less difficult counterpart to Here We Go!
  Recital v.2B.

Here We Go! Lesson v.2B

Here We Go! Lesson v.2A is a set of progressive Elementary pieces using
  the major and minor 5-finger scales of C, G, D, and A, and continues the
  progression of musical concepts and elements presented in Lesson
  v.1A-v.1B.  New elements introduced are
  5-finger scales (hands alone and together), A major, 4 note chords, 8va,
  15ma, and loco markings, clef changes, hand shifts, syncopation, 1st and 2nd
  endings, Alberti bass, imitation, octave unison, augmented 5ths, harmonic
  shifts, and mild dissonance.  This
  volume is a slightly less difficult counterpart to Here We Go! Recital v.2A.

Here We Go! Lesson v.2A

Here We Go! Lesson v.1B continues the progression of Elementary Middle C
  Position musical concepts and elements presented in Lesson v.1A.  New elements introduced are major-minor
  sections, finger cross overs, rhythmic sequences, chromatic shifts, chordal
  passages, ostinato, silent downbeats, mild dissonance, and flat 7ths.  This volume is a slightly less difficult
  counterpart to Here We Go! Recital v.1B.

Here We Go! Lesson v.1B

Here We Go! Lesson v.1A is a set of progressive pieces for the student
  who is ready to combine Middle C Position with Elementary musical concepts,
  such as stepwise motion, hands alone/together, simple rhythmic values, and
  basic dynamic changes. Additional elements presented are articulation, left
  hand independence, accidentals, f-p on repeat, hand crossings, pedal, V7
  cadences, 8th notes, intervals of 2nds-5ths, minor tonality, and more. This
  volume is a slightly less difficult counterpart to Here We Go! Recital v.1A.

Here We Go! Lesson v.1A

Just for Fun v.1 is a set of progressive pieces for the teacher looking for fresh, fun, imaginative pieces. Keys are C major and minor, A minor, G major,  and F major, in time signatures of 3/4 and 4/4. Other element are pedal, 8th note, left hand independence and cross over, lyrical style, cresc. and dim., 8va, mild dissonance, one octave scale, hand position change, chromaticism, and much more.

Just for Fun v.1 (Late Elementary)

Just for Fun v.4 continues the progression of musical elements and concepts presented in v. 3. Keys are C major, G major and minor, D major and minor, A major and minor, and F major, in the key signatures of 3/4, 4/4, and 6/8. New elements are 6/8 time, inverted triads, octave hands together, and broken arpeggios patterns in multiple keys.

Just for Fun v.4 (Late Elementary)

Just for Fun v.3 continues the progression of musical elements and concepts presented in v. 2. Keys are C major and minor, G major and minor, E minor, A major and minor. New elements are Cut time, pick-up note, 8th note rest, off beats, caesura, and modal tonality.

Just for Fun v.3 (Late Elementary)

Piano Perfecto v.4 continues the progression of Late Elementary elements presented in v.3. Pieces in the keys of C, G, D, and F major offer both lyrical and lively styles. Pedaling, hand crossings, and left hand independence are developed. New elements are: sustained crescendos and diminuendos, four note chords, and more.

Piano Perfecto v.4 (Late Elementary)

Piano Perfecto v.2B continues the progression of Elementary 5-finger scale pieces presented in v.2A. It uses the major and minor 5-finger scales of C, G, D, and A. There is also one piece based on the chromatic scale, and one based on whole tone scales. New elements include: eighth-quarter-eighth note syncopation, 15ma markings, and clef changes.

Piano Perfecto v.2B (Elementary - 5-finger scales)

Piano Perfecto v.2A is a set of progressive Elementary pieces using the major and minor 5-finger scales of C, G, and D, and also A minor. Musical elements from v.1A-v.1B are developed. New elements include: 5-finger scales (hands alone and together), triads, 8va markings, accidental changes, and hand position changes.

Piano Perfecto v.2A (Elementary - 5-finger scales)

Perfecto v.1B continues the progression of Elementary Middle C Position pieces presented in v.1A. Left hand independence and phrasing are developed. New elements include: arpeggiated passages, slight tonal shifts, minor tonality, pick-up notes, and short chordal passages.

Perfecto v.1B (Elementary - Middle C position)

Piano Perfecto v.1A is a set of progressive pieces for the student who is ready to combine Middle C Position with Elementary musical concepts, such as stepwise motion, hands alone/together, simple rhythmic values, and basic dynamic changes. The volume gradually introduces articulation, crescendos and diminuendos, quarter, half and whole note rests, 8th notes, left hand independence, accidentals, pedaling, hand crossings, f-p on repeat, tempo changes, and V7-I cadences.

Piano Perfecto v.1A (Elementary - Middle C position)

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