Piano Adventures

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by Nancy and Randall Faber
Welcome to the 2015 Faber Piano Adventures Catalog!
There are many exciting new publications to explore for students age 5 to 95 — from My First Piano
Adventure® for the Young Beginner to Adult Piano Adventures® for life-long learners.
Decades of teaching and writing have taught us many things. Perhaps most significant is the importance
of music in our society, in our families, and its unique ability to transform individuals of all ages.
We are thankful for the many teachers and students who throughout the years have made our piano
adventure so vibrant, creative, and purposeful.
Please browse the catalog with a cup of coffee or tea. Check out the online resources. And, by all
means, write or email us. We would love to hear from you.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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OVERVIEW: Piano Adventures®...For All Ages ...............................................................................6-7
O WHAT’S NEW: Piano Adventures® Sightreading ...........................................................................8-9
WHAT’S NEW: Scale and Chord Books 1 and 2 .......................................................................10-11
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A My First Piano Adventure®
T Lesson Book A and Writing Book A ..................................................................................12-13
A Lesson Book B and Writing Book B ..................................................................................14-15
Lesson Book C and Writing Book C ..................................................................................16-17
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The Little Yellow Practice Book, The Little Blue Manuscript Book .................................................18
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PracticeTime Assignment Book, Practice & Progress Assignment Book .......................................19
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2 Piano Adventures® - The Basic Method
- Primer Method and Supplementary Materials ...................................................................20-21
5 Complete Song List for All Primer Books ..................................................................................22-23
1 Level 1 Method and Supplementary Books .....................................................................24-25
Complete Song List for all Level 1 Books ................................................................................26-27
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2 Level 2A Method and Supplementary Books ...................................................................28-29
Complete Song List for all Level 2A Books ..............................................................................30-31
Level 2B Method and Supplementary Books ...................................................................32-33
Complete Song List for all Level 2B Books ..............................................................................34-35
Level 3A Method and Supplementary Books ...................................................................36-37
Complete Song List for all Level 3A Books ..............................................................................38-39
Level 3B Method and Supplementary Books ...................................................................40-41
Complete Song List for all Level 3B Books ..............................................................................42-43
Level 4 Method and Supplementary Books .....................................................................44-45
Complete Song List for Level 4 Books .....................................................................................46-47
Level 5 Method, Supplementary Books, and Song List ...................................................48-49
Accelerated Piano Adventures®
Accelerated Book 1 Method, Supplementary Books, and Song List ................................50-51
Accelerated Book 2 Method, Supplementary Books, and Song List ...............................52-53
Adult Piano Adventures®
Adult Piano Adventures® Book 1 and Book 2 ...................................................................54-55
All titles and prices listed are subject to change without notice. Prices slightly higher outside USA.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Spanish Edition of Piano Adventures®
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 ............................................................................................................56-57
Piano Literature Collections – The Developing Artist
Preparatory, Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, Book 4 ..........................................................................58-59
Sonatina Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, Book 4................................................................................60-61
Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, Literature for a Dark and Stormy Night, ........................62-63
Literature Sheets, Keyboard Artist Collections, Collaborative Artist Pieces
Christmas Catalog
My First Piano Adventure® Christmas Books, Pre-Reading Christmas .....................................64-65
Piano Adventures® Christmas Books (Primer - Level 4) ............................................................65-68
PreTime®, PlayTime®, ShowTime®, ChordTime®, FunTime®, BigTime®,
and AdvanceTime® Christmas ...................................................................................................65-68
Christmas Chamber Music ..............................................................................................................68
DuetTime® Christmas ......................................................................................................................69
Christmas for All Time Books 1 and 2 .............................................................................................69
How to Order
Gold Medallion Dealers in the United States and Canada ........................................................70-73
Complete Faber Piano Adventures® Publications Listing ..........................................................74-77
Background Accompaniments - Using Audio and MIDI .................................................................78
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Developing Musical Minds and Hearts
It is rewarding to watch our
That is quite an impressive list. And, importantly, these
students’ musical skills develop.
abilities can develop with excellent piano teaching.
We observe routine improvements in note We elevate our teaching objectives by cultivating an
reading, technical dexterity and increasingly difficult artistic mindset. Insightful analysis, creative daring,
repertoire, but also witness profound development and expressive sensitivity are potent qualities that
that is subtle and not readily measured. Consider are valued throughout a student’s life. These attributes
the evolving aspects of artistry: creativity, expression of artistry are captured in the acronym A-C-ETM—
and sensitivity. Or, what about discipline, focus, Analysis, Creativity and Expression—and take center
tenacity, deep analysis, and flexible learning strategies? stage in Piano Adventures®.
Level 2B Level 3A Level 3B Level 4 Level 5
The Discovery question with each piece invites
analysis, each unit includes a creative activity,
and the Technique Secrets along with Artistry
Magic pages develop expression.
Analysis and creativity imply the left
and right hemispheres of the brain, respectively.
Modern neuroscience additionally finds that the
“analytical” left brain manages expertise and
Insightful analysis, creative daring, and the “creative” right brain processes the new
and novel. Artistry requires integration of both
expressive sensitivity—potent qualities hemispheres. Indeed, for a trained musician,
music activates the whole brain.
that are valued throughout a student’s life!
What about the third attribute of artistry?
How does expression fit our model? Perhaps
we simply acknowledge that expression comes
from the heart. The metaphor could not be more
fitting. Whole brain education is compelling,
but perhaps incomplete. As piano teachers we
can have transcendent influence. We develop
musical minds… and hearts.
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PIANO ADVENTURES®
SIGHTREADING BOOKS
This innovative, comprehensive sightreading series uses carefully composed variations
on the Lesson Book pieces. Students see the “new” against the “familiar” and learn
to chunk musical patterns. The “Don’t Practice This!” logo is an amusing sightreading
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