John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course, Part Three

by John Thompson

Perfect for young beginners, parents, and piano teachers, John Thompsons Easiest Piano Course - Part 3 provides a fun, structured way for children to learn piano. This book is ideal for at-home practice or classroom lessons and offers an engaging introduction to essential piano skills. Designed for SMP Level 1 students, it helps learners build confidence, rhythm, and musical understanding at their own pace.

Inside, students explore phrase playing, scale formation, triads, and the fundamentals of musical expression. Lessons include writing exercises, sight-reading drills, and review sections that reinforce progress. Each page features colorful illustrations by Sergio Sandoval, bringing every concept to life and keeping young learners motivated from start to finish.

This book helps students develop confidence and technique while improving rhythm, reading, and performance skills. Its step-by-step structure makes it easy for teachers to guide students through early musical milestones, ensuring a smooth transition to more advanced pieces. The friendly layout and engaging visuals make learning feel like play while establishing a strong foundation in piano study.

Parents and educators will appreciate the clear explanations, balanced lesson pacing, and emphasis on consistent practice. Its also a thoughtful gift for children beginning their musical journey or for teachers seeking a proven piano curriculum that inspires lasting enjoyment and skill growth.

Bring music to life. Trusted by teachers and loved by students, this classic piano method supports every learners growth. Ideal for recitals, lessons, and home learning, it encourages children to play with confidence and creativity while discovering the joy of music.

Genres: Music, Nonfiction

48 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

About the author

John Thompson was born in Williamstown, Pennsylvania, the eldest of four children. He began music study at the age of five, and studied piano with Maurits Leefson at the Leefson-Hille Conservatory (Philadelphia), and composition with Dr. Hugh Clark at the University of Pennsylvania. In his early twenties, Thompson toured the United States and Europe as a concert pianist, performing with several prominent European orchestras. Upon his return he began a distinguished career as a pedagogue, heading music conservatories in Indianapolis, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Today his legacy lies in the continued popularity of his remarkable method books, Teaching Little Fingers to Play, Modern Course, and Easiest Piano Course, used by teachers in the United States and abroad.

Reviews

[Qiluoao · Rating 4 out of 5]

囫囵吞枣地也算是练完了吧~最拿手的是《牛仔之歌》🐩