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intermediate repertoire, suitable for pianists who have completed Method Book 2, or for those returning to the instrument after a break.
26 well-known original piano pieces and arrangements presented in a progressive order
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26 well-known original piano pieces and arrangements presented in a progressive order
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ED 13355 - The Classical Piano Method: Repertoire Collection 1
ED 13485 - The Classical Piano Method: Repertoire Collection 2
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