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Easiest Piano Course Part 4
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380275
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Description
John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course - Part 4
WMR000242
The primary purpose of Part 4 is to allow the pupil to develop efficiency and fluency in the application of knowledge gained in the earlier books. Several new keys are introduced, leger lines are presented, the dotted crotchet is explained, and simple use of the pedal.