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best books for teaching self PA
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David Ford
2016-03-31 05:40:32 UTC
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I currently play diatonic. I don't play piano. I can decipher scores, but not sight read yet, though it was pretty easy the other night when I was fiddling with a keyboard.

I was about to pull the trigger on the Palmer-Hughes series, but I see there's others out there.

Anyone have any recommendations?
Bill
2016-03-31 13:03:59 UTC
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Post by David Ford
I currently play diatonic. I don't play piano. I can decipher scores, but not sight read yet, though it was pretty easy the other night when I was fiddling with a keyboard.
I was about to pull the trigger on the Palmer-Hughes series, but I see there's others out there.
Anyone have any recommendations?
I use "Luigi Anzaghi: Complete Method For Accordion". Its expensive and
old fashioned but is very comprehensive.
d***@gmail.com
2016-04-01 01:11:54 UTC
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Post by Bill
I use "Luigi Anzaghi: Complete Method For Accordion". Its expensive and
old fashioned but is very comprehensive.
Thank you.
Ike Milligan
2016-04-01 03:14:55 UTC
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Post by Bill
I use "Luigi Anzaghi: Complete Method For Accordion". Its expensive and
old fashioned but is very comprehensive.
Thank you.
Zordan's method is out of print but turns up on ebay frequently. It is
everything you need in one progressive volume, and there is also
Zordan's 12 bass method. Why buy a lot of volumes which was just a way
to sell stuff to kids and parents? Anzhagi is good, but all I have form
Anzhagi is diffcult for beginners pieces. That's the only Anzhagi book I
know. It is not a learner's book.
d***@gmail.com
2016-04-01 04:44:09 UTC
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Post by Bill
I use "Luigi Anzaghi: Complete Method For Accordion". Its expensive and
old fashioned but is very comprehensive.
Thank you.
Zordan's method is out of print but turns up on ebay frequently. It is
everything you need in one progressive volume, and there is also
Zordan's 12 bass method. Why buy a lot of volumes which was just a way
to sell stuff to kids and parents? Anzhagi is good, but all I have form
Anzhagi is diffcult for beginners pieces. That's the only Anzhagi book I
know. It is not a learner's book.
This one?

http://www.amazon.com/Zordans-rapid-piano-accordion-method/dp/B00086MAEU?ie=UTF8&keywords=zordan%20accordion&qid=1459485746&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Ike Milligan
2016-04-01 15:56:42 UTC
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Post by Bill
I use "Luigi Anzaghi: Complete Method For Accordion". Its expensive and
old fashioned but is very comprehensive.
Thank you.
Zordan's method is out of print but turns up on ebay frequently. It is
everything you need in one progressive volume, and there is also
Zordan's 12 bass method. Why buy a lot of volumes which was just a way
to sell stuff to kids and parents? Anzhagi is good, but all I have form
Anzhagi is diffcult for beginners pieces. That's the only Anzhagi book I
know. It is not a learner's book.
This one?
http://www.amazon.com/Zordans-rapid-piano-accordion-method/dp/B00086MAEU?ie=UTF8&keywords=zordan%20accordion&qid=1459485746&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Yes. There is also Zordan's 12 bass method which can be used with 120 bass.
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