Why Must Read Level 3A - Performance Book: Piano Adventures?

Piano teacher here. For a long time, I just used the Lesson Books in the Faber series, and didn’t bother with the Theory, Technique & Artistry, or Performance Books. But I finally decided to check out a few. My conclusion: I can cover the theory on my own (and with the help of the theory included in the Lesson Books); the Technique & Artistry books just don’t seem that interesting (I suspect they would bore most of my students); but the Performance Books have some fun pieces, and present technical challenges in a way that’s more fun than the Technique & Artistry Books. So I’ve started using the Performance Books. And it seems like doing the two books at each level (Lesson and Performance) means that students are a bit better prepared to step up to the next level. Give ‘em a try!