Simply Classic, Book 2
By:Margaret Goldston
Published on 2005-05-03 by Alfred Music
These collections are filled with simplified excerpts from well-known piano solos by the masters, arranged for elementary to early intermediate level students. These books are perfect for students who just can't wait to play their favorite classic pieces. The |simply classic| melodies in Book 2 are equal in difficulty to Levels 2-3 of most piano methods.
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