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A Dozen A Day Songbook - Book 2 is the perfect companion for early intermediate pianists looking to expand their repertoire with inspiring Broadway, movie, and pop classics. Ideal for students, teachers, and adult learners, this collection brings familiar melodies to life while reinforcing essential piano techniques and performance confidence. Whatโs Included: This engaging songbook features ten memorable arrangements, thoughtfully selected to support piano learners progressing through early intermediate levels. Designed to accompany the popular A Dozen A Day technical exercises, it may also be used with any piano method. Each piece includes clear notation and expressive markings to strengthen reading, phrasing, and interpretation skills, making it a versatile tool for lessons or at-home practice. How It Helps: This book helps players build confidence and technique through well-loved songs and structured musical challenges. It improves rhythm, reading, and expressive performance skills while keeping practice motivating and enjoyable. Piano teachers will find it a reliable classroom and recital resource , while students can use it to bridge the gap between exercises and performance-ready music. Full Song List Hallelujah * I Dreamed a Dream * I Walk the Line * I Want to Hold Your Hand * In the Mood * Moon River * Once Upon a Dream * This Land Is Your Land * A Whole New World * You Raise Me Up Bring music to life. A delightful choice for home learning, recitals, or private lessons โ this early intermediate piano collection encourages musicians of all ages to play with passion and joy. Review: Students enjoy this book - My piano students love this book. The songs, although they might not know them all, are well arranged for piano. I have used this often for MTB exams. Review: Condition of the item on arrival - Exactly what I expected, well packaged and delivered quickly. First class
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 114 Reviews |
M**Y
Students enjoy this book
My piano students love this book. The songs, although they might not know them all, are well arranged for piano. I have used this often for MTB exams.
A**O
Condition of the item on arrival
Exactly what I expected, well packaged and delivered quickly. First class
D**A
Best book
Best book for Grade 3 students, consists of quite a few popular tunes such as Hallelujah, Moon River, I want to hold your hand, You raise me up. Very good arrangements!
K**R
Good
Moderately easy pieces, good for more advanced beginners.
E**.
Great arrangements
I bought this for the ABRSM Grade 3 alternative piece, Hallelujah. All the pieces in it are lovely arrangements and pupils will enjoy learning other pieces from it once the exam is over.
J**M
Music book
Brilliant thank you
M**S
Excellent compilation
This book is well worth considering, as it gives a good compilation of music. It is worth noting that the music is not too easy.
M**S
Super book
Great arrangements
D**M
Not just only for ABRSM piano exam...
Very nice songbook. I bought it for preparing my ABRSM Grade 3 piano practice, as Moon River is the song that I would like to play in the exam. I am so glad that there are also other great songs that I would like to play in the near future, especially Beatle's "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and Disney's "A Whole New World".
B**B
Super Fast Delivery
Great. Thnx.
C**Y
Five Stars
Wonderful sheet music
R**R
Songbook is misleading with its -Dozen-a-Day' affiliation
For my piano students, specifically those in the Mini Dozen a day Songbook and even in Book 2, the songs are far above the level of the original Dozen-a-Day. Even the print [the size of the note heads] is too advanced to be comparable to the original Dozen-A-Day. I purchased all the available songbook versions, tried them out on one or two students and, when they didn't 'work', let them go. I'll probably resuscitate them when there's no need to connect them to the exercise books. The music in the songbooks is fine, really nice, but not in relation to the level of difficulty of the parallel exercises.
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