(Yorktown). Designed for use as a method book, this volume allows the teacher to vary the approach according to the needs of the student. The book can also be used as a source of carefully graded pieces, for use with any first-year method.

(Yorktown). A progression of melodic pieces and studies teaching the basics step by step. A fresh, unhurried and sound approach to piano study. It offers a veritable treasure of delightfully melodic, inventive repertoire to illustrate and correlate technique, theory, and musicianship.

(Yorktown). This is the definitive work on consummate piano teaching. Edited by world-renowned piano pedagogue Denes Agay, this comprehensive volume covers a wide range of musical styles and concepts, coaching processes, and teaching materials. As well as exploring every possible technical aspect of teaching piano, the book contains a great deal of commonsense advice on communicating with pupils, encouraging good behavior, and establishing a genuinely creative teacher/pupil relationship. Twelve distinguished contributing authors cover topics that include instilling performance and keyboard skills; teaching both young children and adult beginners; designing teaching programs for handicapped students; giving group piano classes; organizing and presenting recitals; and more.

(Piano Solo Songbook). Method book with repertory for the beginning pianist by renowned teacher, arranger and musicologist, Denes Agay. CD tracks demonstrate how the pieces should sound and, in some cases, provide a piano part with which the student can play along.

(Yorktown). Popular classics, jazz and novelty solos, waltzes, marches and polkas and favorite songs. Compiled and arranged by Denes Agay. Suitable for pianists from grade 3.

A graded collection of effective solos and duets in the easy to intermediate levels with original miniatures from Baroque to jazz, tasteful arrangements of popular themes and pieces ideally suited for the beginner's first recital.

(Yorktown). The Joy of Piano is a terrific volume of piano pieces selected for their beautiful, enjoyable and stimulating melodies. Inside you will find easy arrangements of classic works such as Clair de Lune, Fascination, Pomp and Circumstance and sixty-nine more favorite compositions.

(Piano Solo Songbook). A wonderful selection of easy to intermediate level piano solos, in both blues and boogie styles, including "Cotton Mill Blues" and "Whistling the Blues."

(Yorktown). Nothing can quite compare to the satisfaction, pleasure and joy of learning and playing the finest pieces of classical music and this terrific volume gives you the opportunity to do exactly that Inside there are more than 60 easy pieces and keyboard miniatures by master composers. All the pieces are printed in their original form though have had sensible expression marks and fingerings added. There is a wonderful range and diversity to these pieces with works by the likes of Bach, Haydn, Mozart and also lesser-known composers, set for piano solo.

(Easy Piano Songbook). Easy Classical Themes contains a repertoire specially devised to complement Denes Agay's "Learning to Play Piano" series. The pieces have been carefully chosen and sequenced to reflect the incremental skills covered throughout the complete four-book tutor series. Easy Classical Themes introduces children to a rewarding selection of music that will inspire them to get the most out of this famous learning method.

(Yorktown). A glorious mix of fabulous pieces for two This book contains easy arrangements of favorite and familiar melodies for piano duet. 34 compositions in all including: Careless Love and The Comedians' Galop, as well as famous Strauss waltzes. These are some of the finest pieces of classical music, set for piano duet for your enjoyment by Denes Agay.

(Yorktown). Exploration of the language, attitude, dissonance, and drama of the piano music of our century as in the works of Debussy, Bartok, Stravinsky, Piston, Ives, Ravel, Hindemith, and 35 other contemporary composers.

(Music Sales America). These 142 pieces by the masters of piano literature date from the second half of the 17th century to the present day.