As piano teachers and parents, one of the most important decisions we make is choosing the right instrument for our beginning students. Whether you're a fellow teacher advising families or a parent shopping for your child, this guide will help you find a quality digital piano that sets students up for success.

Today I have some book recommendations for intermediate piano. I always like to teach using a couple of different books for each student. Here are some books I’ve been using recently:

If you’re a piano teacher you’ve already noticed all the books available to use for teaching. Actually, you probably haven’t noticed them all and are most likely using books you yourself used as a child. When I first started teaching, I did the same exact thing. Throughout the years I've grown to have my own favorites books to use with my students. I’m here to share some more books that I use with my beginner students. Most of these books I’ll share with you today I use as add-ons to the Piano Adventure Lesson books by Nancy and Randall Faber. Here are some of the books:

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