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  • Alfred's Basic Group Piano Course: GM 2-Disk Set, Level 2: Piano 2 General MIDI Disks

    Alfred's Basic Group Piano Course: GM 2-Disk Set, Level 2: Piano 2 General MIDI Disks

    Alfred's Basic Group Piano Course: GM 2-Disk Set, Level 2: Piano 2 General MIDI Disks

    By Willard A. Palmer, Morton Manus, and Amanda Vick Lethco

    Level: 2

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About this collection

Willard A Palmer Sheet Music

Willard A. Palmer's sheet music collection spans beginner to advanced piano study, with titles that have shaped how millions learn the instrument. The collection includes popular series like Alfred's Basic Piano Library and Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course, plus specialized resources like The Complete Book of Scales, Chords, Arpeggios & Cadences. Palmer's work also extends to accordion, organ, and keyboard, making this collection useful for private teachers, school music programs, and adult learners picking up an instrument.

Who it's for

  • Piano teachers using method-based curriculum with students at all levels
  • Adult learners starting piano study or returning after time away
  • Students and parents building a personal music library from beginner through intermediate

What's inside

  • Alfred's Basic Piano Library and Adult Piano Course lesson books, Levels 1A through 5
  • Theory and technique books including scales, chords, arpeggios, and fundamentals
  • Materials for accordion, organ, and keyboard alongside piano resources
  • Books, digital downloads, and sheet music in multiple formats

Things to consider

Start with the level that matches your student's current ability: Level 1A is the true beginning, while the Adult All-in-One courses move faster for mature learners. Pair lesson books with the corresponding theory book at the same level to reinforce concepts. If you're teaching multiple instruments in your studio, Palmer's accordion and organ materials follow the same progressive structure, making transition straightforward.