What do pianists really enjoy playing? The answer is the same, whether they’re aged five or fifty: familiar tunes    the pieces we recognize from recordings, radio, and TV    and the simpler the arrangements, the better. With this in mind, Pauline Hall has produced Piano Time Classics: forty-one really easy arrangements of classic tunes, arranged in order of difficulty and starting at about the level of Piano Time 2.

Contents include: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, Theme from the ‘Pastoral’ Symphony, Theme from the ‘New World’ Symphony,

 ‘Spring’ from The Four Seasons, Albinoni’s Adagio, ‘Toresdor Song’ from Carmen, ‘Jupiter’ from The Planets, ‘William Tell’ Overture, Blue Danube Waltz, Trumpet Voluntary, ‘Hornpipe’ from the Water Music, Theme from the ‘Unfinished’ Symphony, Wedding March, Nessun dorma, Ode to Joy, and many more.

‘This book should appeal to both adults and children who would like to build up a repertoire of pleasant and familiar pieces. Definitely worth a look.’

                                                   Keyboard Review

‘The material in these books is excellent . . . a breath of fresh air for teachers

                                                     Music Teacher