Piano Adventures – Level 3A Technique & Artistry Book

It drills students on arm relaxation and movements.

Nicely done book. Wish they would have levels A and B as one book, though!

As expected

I love Faber and Faber so much I searched for a piano teacher who would teach using these books. The songs are written in such a way that the child learns to be equally skilled with both left and right hand, and knows all the notes, even very high and very low by sight. Technique is taught incrementally and carefully so that bad technique doesn't slow them down when they get to the higher levels. Great curriculum!

I have used these Lesson books for several years. They are good for all ages, including adults. They teach the basics in clear easy to understand format. The pieces are appealing and they teach multi-key approach. I use the Piano Lessons book, Technique book, and Theory book at each lesson. Then I supplement them with the other books in the series, such as the Performance bk. (which is great for National Piano Guild Auditions, as well as recitals)

My daughter switched to Faber's Level 1 books after starting out in Alfred's. She has progressed quickly in the Faber books and they seem to be more of a "click" to her. She's now entering 3A and is enjoying the new books immensely. We really appreciate the variety available at each level, including Popular Repertoire and Christmas songs. The Faber Theory is also more interesting than Notespeller, which is what she used instead for a couple years.

Faber continues to build on techniques previously taught as well as introduce new ones.

All Farber instruction books are worth the purchase for kids and Adult too. So get started and learn how to play.