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Beyer: Vorschule im Klavierspiel, Op. 101

Ferdinand Beyer's book for young beginners (1850), used as a first piano method ever since: short pieces that start with five fingers in the treble clef and add the bass clef, eighth notes and new keys one step at a time.

The library has Nos. 38 and 50–62, level 2.

Pieces
14
Level
2
Key signatures
none
Length
8 to 48 bars

In the book's order

Each with its number and level, and easier versions made from the score itself, so you can start below a piece's level and work up to it as written.

An order to learn them in

All 14 are at level 2, so the book's own order is a good one to learn them in.

Other teaching books

Every book five or more library pieces are from.