Prehistoric Piano Time Book

Prehistoric Piano Time Book 📚

An entertaining mix of dinosaur pieces, games, and puzzles at about the level of Piano Time 2. Lively full colour illustrations introduce you to each of the friendly (or not-so-friendly) monsters, and all the material has a solid musical and tutorial basis as well as being tremendous fun. 24 pages. Composer: Pauline Hall & Paul Drayton.

Contents Includes:

• Stegosaurus Stomp
• Monstersearch
• Ambling Allosaurus
• Fossilized footprints
• Browsing Brontosaurus
• A reminder about note values
• Playful Plesiosaurs
• Sharps and flats
• Triceratops trot
• Depths and heights
• The very vicious Velociraptor
• The Scaleosaurus
• Never vex a Tyrannosaurus Rex!
• Make up a monsterpiece
• Diplodocus drag
• Games for two to play
• Pterodactyl glide
• A tip from two Pterodactyls
• Jurassic jamboree
• Musical puzzles

Other Books Available By Pauline Hall: 📚

• Tunes for Ten Fingers New Edition Book
• Fun For Ten Fingers Book
• More Tunes for Ten Fingers Book
• Piano Time Book 1 New Edition
• Piano Time Book 2 New Edition
• Piano Time Book 3 New Edition
• Piano Time Pieces Book 1 New Edition
• Piano Time Pieces Book 2 New Edition
• Piano Time Pieces Book 3 New Edition
• Piano Time Pieces Book 3 Original
• Piano Time Sight Reading Book 1
• Piano Time Sight Reading Book 2
• Piano Time Sight Reading Book 3
• Piano Time Jazz Book 1
• Piano Time Jazz Book 2
• Piano Time Jazz Duets Book 1
• Piano Time Jazz Duets Book 2
• Music Through Time Book 1
• Music Through Time Book 2
• Music Through Time Book 3
• Piano Time Classics Book
• Piano Time Going Places Book
• Piano Time Dance Book
• Piano Time Opera Book
• More Piano Time Classics Book
• Spooky Piano Time Book
• Prehistoric Piano Time Book
• Piano Time Carols Book
• Mixed Doubles New Edition Book
• Duets With A Difference New Edition Book
• Practice Makes Perfect Piano Technique Grade 1-4 Book

Pauline Hall graduated from the Royal Academy of Music and then taught in schools and privately. Whilst living and teaching in Harrogate she felt the need for a piano tutor which made learning fun, and which progressed at the pace of her slowest learner. She started by writing little tunes in pupils' notebooks, and these formed the basis of Tunes for Ten Fingers; the Piano Time series developed from this.