Keith Snell - Piano Repertoire Books | Full Review

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[@jaredrester7569]

When can we expey to see parts 2 and 3? I am really interested in learning more about the whole series and you give the best reviews I have found!

[@backtoschool1611]

The collection is very good.

[@dannuttle9005]

"you're going to find the counterpoint piece a hundred times harder than the romantic piiece"--I can confirm this.

[@NameHereCode]

Thanks for the review of these Stefan, the whole system really does seem like an extended method book split over all of the 11 levels (12 including the beginner books?).
I've sampled some at the preparatory level already (Fundamentals of Piano Theory, Scale Skills, Sight Reading) and they have definitely been good to work through, but a little bit expensive to keep acquiring at the prices people want to charge here in the UK.
I hadn't even realised he released a couple of adult course books though, it'll be interesting to see what you make of them! Being able to just use those and the Progressive Piano Repertoire books is a much more attractive proposition as a self learner.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Sounds interesting.