Play it again: PIANO is a best-selling piano course for all ages. It is particularly useful for adults returning to the piano after learning earlier in life.

The Prep Book contains 37 pieces. It moves students progressively from Late-Beginner to approximately Grade 1 level of the British music examination syllabus standard. Repertoire is necessarily simple and varied. Styles range from Baroque to Contemporary, including jazzy pieces, technical studies, and some well-known arrangements. It’s the ideal refresher course!

The Play it again: PIANO Prep Book, published during 2025, was a Finalist at the Presto Music Awards 2025.

Book 1 contains 28 pieces. It guides students progressively from Grade 1 to 4/5 of the British music examination syllabus standard. Repertoire is varied from Baroque to Contemporary styles, including jazzy pieces, technical studies, and some well-known arrangements.

These books are unique due to their technical content. Each piece contains numerous practice tips, suggestions, and ideas. There is also plenty of information regarding piano technique as well as music theory.

Book 2 contains 21 pieces. It moves progressively from Grade 5 to 8 of the British music examination syllabus standard. This follows on from Book 1.

Repertoire is varied from Baroque to Contemporary styles. It includes much-loved favourites. Pianists can enjoy jazzy, modern pieces. There is also an eclectic mix of original piano music and some well-known arrangements. This useful course can be studied with or without a teacher.

Book 3 follows on from Book 2, and contains 11 repertoire pieces moving from Grade 8 to Associate Diploma level.

This volume can create an inspired diploma programme. The selected pieces represent different styles and genres. This book, like the others in this series, provides numerous piano practice suggestions. It also offers ideas and exercises for each piece in this detailed volume.

The course has been translated into Chinese, published by the Shanghai Music Publishing House (SMPH), and it will also be translated into German during 2026/7.