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Hymns Made Easy for Piano Book 2
Hymns Made Easy for Piano Book 2
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This collection presents nineteen hymns in arrangements for the progressing beginning piano student. The left hand uses block chords, broken chords, and Alberti bass, and the right hand introduces two-note chords and sixteenth notes. The pieces are in the keys of C, F, and G. Lyrics are included. Most of the selections in this book are the same as in Book 1, but the arrangements are more difficult. Recommended for hymn playing by the Federation of Music Clubs.
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