SOURCE KEY

Book abbreviation key

The abbreviations in brackets on each method page refer to the sources below. Use this table to identify each full title, author, and source type.

AbbreviationAuthor / speakerFull titleEdition / noteType
MMBarbara English MarisMaking Music at the Piano: Learning Strategies for Adult Students2000Book
PPCharles CookePlaying the Piano for PleasureEdited by Robert ThrelfallBook
CPPenelope RoskellThe Complete Pianist: From Healthy Technique to Natural Artistry2020Book
CFAlan FraserThe Craft of Piano Playing: A New Approach to Piano Technique2nd edition, 2011Book
MWGerald KlicksteinThe Musician’s Way: A Guide to Practice, Performance, and Wellness2009Book
POJonathan HarnumThe Practice of Practice: How to Boost Your Music Skills2014Book
FPChuan C. ChangFundamentals of Piano Practice2009; extracted text is the Read the Docs edition, which the author describes as a work in progressBook
APTau Wey“The Art of Practising”VMS Forum lecture material, 10 June 2011; this is not a book. The talk discusses ideas from Madeline Bruser.Lecture material
PIAAlan RusbridgerPlay It Again: An Amateur Against the ImpossibleMemoir; used as an account of experience, not a systematic piano methodMemoir

Source locations on the method pages refer to the extracted editions listed here. Some source material is a lecture or memoir rather than a how-to book.