Light plays for piano, sounding is difficult. Notes for "rusting" pianists

Professional teacher, music blogger and author of the educational site "What to play?" Maria Sharova teaches piano in France, works a lot with adult fans and shares music with which she manages to motivate students, as well as interesting notes and funny cases from her practice.
More and more music lovers are returning to the piano game after a long break, and someone is just starting to play. And if your profession is not at all creative? What awaits adult fans in a lesson with a teacher? How to avoid mistakes if you do it yourself? What to play to make it spectacular, but affordable? On electronics or at once on the piano? The answers are in this collection, where, along with the works of outstanding composers, entertaining stories from the everyday life of the music teacher are given. You will look behind the scenes of piano lessons for adults and you will want to play the piano yourself-someone again, and someone for the first time.
The collection is also intended for teachers, parents who are in search of a beautiful accessible classic repertoire for a competition or concert, for home music. The simplest plays involve the possession of the tool starting from the second year of classes, each is accompanied by analysis of the main technical difficulties.
The final play - a transcription for the piano of the romance of F. Mendelssohn - is published for the first time.
2nd edition