Suzuki Piano School – Volume 1-7 – Online Audios

Japanese teacher Shinichi Suzuki’s piano school, in 7 volumes, to learn by ear and by imitation, the way you learn a language. Volume 2 is in MIDI & MusicXML Player.

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What’s inside

Content of the Suzuki Piano School method

Organization of the volumes by difficulty

The Suzuki Piano School is a set of 7 volumes that start from scratch. Only volume 1 has conservatory data; the rest are not classified yet:

DifficultyVolumesOpen in the player
Level 0Volume 1
—Volume 2 (12 scores)
—Volume 3
—Volume 4
—Volume 5
—Volume 6
—Volume 7

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 1

  1. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Variations, Shinichi Suzuki
  2. The Honeybee, Folk Song
  3. Cuckoo, Folk Song
  4. Lightly Row, Folk Song
  5. French Children’s Song, Folk Song
  6. London Bridge, Folk Song
  7. Mary Had a Little Lamb, Folk Song
  8. Go Tell Aunt Rhody, Folk Song
  9. Au Clair de la Lune, J.B. Lully
  10. Long, Long Ago, T. H. Bayly
  11. Little Playmates, F. X. Chwatal
  12. Chant Arabe, Anonymous
  13. Allegretto 1, C. Czerny
  14. Good-bye to Winter, Folk Song
  15. Allegretto 2, C. Czerny
  16. Christmas-Day Secrets, T. Dutton
  17. Allegro, Shinichi Suzuki
  18. Musette, Anonymous

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 2

12
  1. Ecossaise, J. N. Hummel
  2. A Short Story, H. Lichner
  3. The Happy Farmer, from the “Album for the Young” Op. 68, No. 10, R. Schumann
  4. Minuet 1, from the “Klavier Suite in g minor”, J. S. Bach
  5. Minuet 2, from the “Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach”, Anonymous
  6. Minuet 3, from the “Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach”, C. Petzold
  7. Minuet, from the “Klavier Suite in g minor”, J. S. Bach
  8. Cradle Song, C. M. von Weber
  9. Minuet K.2, W A. Mozart
  10. Arietta, W. A. Mozart
  11. Melody, from “Album for the Young”, Op. 68, No. 1, R. Schumann
  12. Sonatina, Kinsky – Halm Anh. 5, L. van Beethoven
    Moderato
    Romance – Allegretto
  13. Musette, from “English Suite No. 3, Gavotte 11”, J. S. Bach
  14. Minuet, from the “Notebook for Annaa Magdalena Bach”, C. Petzold

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 3

  1. Sonatina, Op. 36, No. 1, M. Clementi
    Allegro
    Andante
    Vivace
  2. Sonatina, Op. 55, No. 1, Fr. Kuhlau
    Allegro
    Vivace
  3. Theme, Arr. from L. van Beethoven
  4. The Wiild Rider, from “Album for the Young” Op. 68, No. 8, R. Schumann
  5. Ecossaise, L. van Beethoven
  6. Sonatina Op. 36, Nº 3, M. Clementi
    Spiritoso
  7. Sonatina, W.A. Mozart

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 4

  1. Rondo, W.A. Mozart
  2. Minuet I from 8 Minuets with Trio, W. A. Mozart
  3. Minuet III from 8 Minuets with Trio, W. A. Mozart
  4. Minuet VIII from 8 Minuets with Trio, W. A. Mozart
  5. Musette, J. S. Bach
  6. Sonata, Op. 49, No. 2, L. van Beethoven
    Allegro, ma non troppo
    Tempo di Minuetto
  7. Gavotte, J. S. Bach
  8. Minuets I y II from Partita in Bb, J. S. Bach
  9. Gigue from Partita in Bb, J. S. Bach

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 5

  1. Fur Elise, Wo059, L. van Beethoven
  2. Arabesque, from the “25 Easy and Progressive Studies”, Op. 100, No. 2, F. Burgmüller
  3. By the Limpid Stream, from the “25 Easy and Progressive Studies”, Op. 100, No. 2, F. Burgmüller
  4. Sonatina in F Major, from Zwei Sonatinen No. 2, Kinsky-Halm Anh. 5, L. van Beethoven
    Allegro assai
    Rondo – Allegro
  5. Old french songs, from the “Album for the Young” Op. 39, No. 16, P. I. Tchaikovsky
  6. Prelude, from the “The Well-Tempered Clavier” Vol. I, BWV 846, J. S. Bach
  7. Invention No. 1, from Two-Part Inventions, BWV 772, J. S. Bach
  8. Sonata No. 48, Hob XVI/35, J. Haydn
    Allegro con brio
    Adagio
    Finale – Allegro
  9. Siciliano, from the “Album for the Young” Op. 68, No. 11, R. Schumann
  10. First Loss, from the “Album for the Young” Op. 68, No. 16, R. Schumann

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 6

  1. Le coucou, L. C. Daquin
  2. Litle Prelude, BWV 999, J. S. Bach
  3. Sonata K330, W. A. Mozart
    Allegro moderato
    Andante cantabile
    Allegretto
  4. Sonata K545, W. A. Mozart
    Allegro
    Andante
    Rondo
  5. Sonata “Pastorale” K.9; L. 413, D.Scarlatti

Suzuki Piano School – Volume 7

  1. Sonata K331, W. A. Mozart
    Andante grazioso
    Menuetto with Trio
    Alla turca – Allegretto
  2. Prelude from “Suite No. 14 in G Major, Allegro”, G. F. Handel
  3. The Harmonious Blacksmith from “Suite No. 5 in E Major”, G. F. Haendel
  4. Minuet Op. 14 No. 1, I. J. Paderewski
About the method

Shinichi Suzuki and his piano method

The Suzuki Piano School method (link to Amazon), or commonly called the Suzuki method for piano, is a set of 7 books for all those who want to start in the world of the piano, up to an intermediate level. Although initially it is intended for children, the author himself confirms that it can also be used perfectly by adults.

Although this method has always brought many debates about how good or bad it can be, the truth is that it is one of the best-selling methods.

Suzuki Piano School method with online audios

Volume 2 is already in MIDI & MusicXML Player, and the other volumes are still being added. If you are especially interested in any of them or in a specific piece, ask for it from the contact page and it will be given priority as far as possible.

Although the audios are available in MIDI & MusicXML Player, this method is currently protected by the Copyright Law of Spain and therefore, its download in PDF is not available. For this reason, it is best to get it in physical format, or on another website that has the author’s permission for its publication and download.

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