Music Flash Cards - Set B. Piano Solo. Instrument Card: Hal Leonard Student Piano Library

These flash cards are very flimsy and printed on thick paper so I doubt that they would last long if used as a tuition aide for students/teachers.I have both packs A and B and there are loads of them. I doubt that there is a musical symbol, rhythm or notation that is not covered.However, there seems to be some inaccurate anomalies (see photograph). I have only been through the notes so far and I have come across three anomlies.At the end of the day £10 for everything that one is likely to come across on a page of music is pretty good VFM I guess.

This is my second set of these flash cards. The first got completely worn out from being used so much! I've been teaching piano for over 10 years and my students and I love these!

Good quality

Great for chords

Great learning tool for my daughters. Flash cards are decent size and suitable for what I needed them for. Only down side they should be in plastic pouch for safe keeping not held together with an elastic band.

Excellent value

The content is great the quality is not. I was expecting strong cards these are more like paper. Very disappointed

These are very useful as they cover almost all the information you need for the first 3-4 years of piano playing. My only complaint is that they are now printed on 120msg paper rather than card. I keep mine in an used brown envelope and they survive very well considering I use them regularly with pupils.Thiophilous Brathiwaite suggested that there was an error on the cards he’d photographed but in fact the said cards are correct - the top line on stave of the bass clef is A below middle C. Equally the note on the treble clef staff, on the ledger line below the one which has middle C (and therefore also a minor 3rd below) is A.The second pack is pointless if your teacher does their job and teaches the link between scales and arpeggios and chord formation..