Name: Pieces to Play - Book 5 with CD: Piano Solos Composed to Correlate Exactly with Edna Mae Burnam's Step by Step [With CD (Audio)]
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Pieces to Play - Book 5 with CD: Piano Solos Composed to Correlate Exactly with Edna Mae Burnam's Step by Step [With CD (Audio)]

Type

Physical Book

Author

Edna Mae Burnam

Other

Edna Mae Burnam

Publisher

Willis Music Company

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

29.7x21.8x1 cm

Weight

0.16 kg.

ISBN

1423436156

ISBN13

9781423436157

Synopsis "Pieces to Play - Book 5 with CD: Piano Solos Composed to Correlate Exactly with Edna Mae Burnam's Step by Step [With CD (Audio)]"

(Willis). Now available with a CD! Burnam composed this collection of piano pieces to correlate directly with her Step by Step piano course method. Prefixed to each piece is an indication of the exact page of Step by Step at which a selection from Pieces to Play may be introduced. When the student reaches the indicated page, they are ready to play with ease and with understanding. These pieces would also be very useful as supplementary material for other piano methods.

Edna Mae Burnam

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Edna Mae Burnam (1907-2007) was a prominent American composer and music educator, known for her contributions to piano pedagogy. She began studying piano at the age of seven with her mother and later specialized in piano at the University of Washington and at Chico State Teacher's College in Los Angeles.

In 1950, Burnam created the series of technical exercises "A Dozen a Day", designed to progressively and enjoyably develop piano technique. This series has sold over 25 million copies worldwide and has become an essential tool for piano students. Additionally, she wrote other pedagogical series such as "Step by Step Piano Course" and "Write It Right", cementing her legacy in music education.

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