ABC Album of First Pieces Book 2
Piano Solo - Sheet Music

Piano Solo - Easy-Intermediate

SKU: FP.FHC02

Composed by Cuthbert Harris. Sheet Music and Books. A second book of easy pieces for the improving player, by Cuthbert Harris. Classical. Collection. Forsyths Publications #FHC02. Published by Forsyths Publications (FP.FHC02).

ISBN 9790570501205.

The Cuthbert Harris albums of first pieces are loved by teachers and pupils alike for both their playability and the progressive way they challenge and develop the technique of the improving beginner. Suggested grade 2-3.

Composer and musicologist Cuthbert Harris was born in Holloway, London and attended the London Organ School and the London Academy of Music before graduating in music from the University of Durham. He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists in July 1889 and was professor of organ and composition at the London Organ School.

His considerable skill and experience of writing for learners is evident throughout the collections of tutors, studies and piano pieces still published by Forsyth today. The books are both lively and imaginative and carefully lead the pupil through every stage necessary to develop a complete technique. He also wrote a fantastic selection of short pieces for piano under the pseudonym Gladys Cumberland, also published by Forsyth.

Composer and musicologist Cuthbert Harris was born in Holloway, London and attended the London Organ School and the London Academy of Music before graduating in music from the University of Durham. He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists in July 1889 and was professor of organ and composition at the London Organ School.

His considerable skill and experience of writing for learners is evident throughout the collections of tutors, studies and piano pieces still published by Forsyth today. The books are both lively and imaginative and carefully lead the pupil through every stage necessary to develop a complete technique. He also wrote a fantastic selection of short pieces for piano under the pseudonym Gladys Cumberland, also published by Forsyth.