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A: Absolutely not. Part 2 assumes you know the bass clef and treble clef notes in middle C position. If you skip Part 1, you will be lost by page 4. john thompson easiest piano course part 2 pdf
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John Thompson’s is a cornerstone of beginner piano pedagogy, specifically designed to bridge the gap between initial note recognition and the early stages of hands-together coordination. Picking up exactly where Part 1 leaves off, this volume remains in the "Preparatory Grade," focusing on musicality and thoroughness rather than speed. Core Curriculum & New Concepts Can’t copy the link right now
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While Part One keeps the hands strictly in C Major (and occasionally G Major), Part Two introduces the concept of the "extension." Students are required to stretch the hand beyond the strict five-finger span, preparing them for the chord shapes found in Part Three. The introduction of the "thumb under" technique is hinted at, though not fully realized, as the focus remains on legato phrasing within a static position before movement is introduced.