Over the years, many examination pieces have captured the imagination of teachers and students, but these stars of one syllabus are often forgotten. This is a collection of the best Grade 4 (Early Intermediate) pieces ever. Titles include: Knight Rupert (Schumann) * Rondo in F (Mozart) * Waltz (Heller) * Sonata in G, first movement (Haydn) and more.

This is a collection of the best Grade 5 (Intermediate) pieces ever selected. This top-quality music is also ideal as a sight-reading resource for more advanced students. Titles include: Gigue (Handel) * Gavotte (Bach) * Bossa Nova (Cornick) * Waltz in D minor (Brahms) * New Orleans Nightfall (Gillock) * Pajaro Triste (Mompou) and more.

This collection of pieces have all been rigorously researched by examination selector Anthony Williams, and are perfectly fingered and graded for Grade 3 (Late Elementary) students.

This collection of pieces are perfect for Grade 2 (Elementary) students. This top quality music is also ideal as a sight-reading resource for more advanced students. Titles include: Timewarp (Gritton) * Allegro (Haydn) * Tramp's Song (Bartok) * Sticky Toffee (Jacques) * Break In (Madden) * Ecossaise in G (Hassler) and more.

This is a collection of the best Grade 1 (Early Elementary) pieces ever selected, from old favorites to forgotten gems. Technically tried and tested, all the pieces have been rigorously researched by examination selector Anthony Williams, and are perfectly fingered for Grade 1 (Early Elementary) level. Titles include: Sonata in F (Attwood) * Air from Little Russia (Beethoven) * Allegro in F (Mozart) * Air (Purcell) * Gavotte (Teleman) * Creepy Crawley (Gritton) * German Dance (Haydn) and more.

This is the full eBook version of A piece a week Piano Grade 4 in fixed-layout format. A piece a week Piano Grade 4 is ideal to be used alongside the Improve your sight-reading! graded piano books to support and improve the reading skills so fundamental to successful sight-reading. These fun, short pieces are specifically written to be learnt one per week. By continually reading accessible new repertoire, the crucial processing of information and hand-eye coordination are established and improved, developing confident sight-reading. The ability to sight-read fluently is a vital skill, enabling students to learn new pieces more quickly and play with other musicians. The best-selling Improve your sight-reading! series, by renowned educationalist Paul Harris, is designed to develop sight-reading skills, especially in the context of graded exams.