• Lantern Song (Traditional Chinese); Canzonet (Christian Neefe); Hopscotch (Richard Harris); Mission Impossible (Pam Wedgwood); Allegretto in F (Johann Georg Witthauer); Simple Gifts (Joseph Brackett); Twilight (Richard Harris); Cuckoo (Emil Breslaur); Chasing Tails (Alan Bullard); Minuet in C (Domenico Scarlatti); Ode To Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven); (Allemande (Ludwig van Beethoven); The Elephant (Camille Saint-Saens); Lullaby (Johannes Brahms); Mo li hua (Jasmine Flower) (Traditional Chinese); Embrukoi (Traditional African)

The whole book is very user friendly and has a pleasingly personal touch, with messages from Lang Lang, several colour pictures of him playing and tips saying how he masters each technique. This is not a traditional A Dozen A Day type of technical book, it is more than that, linking exercises, repertoire and tips in one volume. I can see this being a very useful and effective book for my Grade 1 and 2 pupils – they probably will not even realise that it is about technique, and the 'Lang Lang effect’ may encourage and inspire them in an imaginative way.Music Teacher Magazine, September 2014

• Lantern Song (Traditional Chinese); Canzonet (Christian Neefe); Hopscotch (Richard Harris); Mission Impossible (Pam Wedgwood); Allegretto in F (Johann Georg Witthauer); Simple Gifts (Joseph Brackett); Twilight (Richard Harris); Cuckoo (Emil Breslaur); Chasing Tails (Alan Bullard); Minuet in C (Domenico Scarlatti); Ode To Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven); (Allemande (Ludwig van Beethoven); The Elephant (Camille Saint-Saens); Lullaby (Johannes Brahms); Mo li hua (Jasmine Flower) (Traditional Chinese); Embrukoi (Traditional African)

The whole book is very user friendly and has a pleasingly personal touch, with messages from Lang Lang, several colour pictures of him playing and tips saying how he masters each technique. This is not a traditional A Dozen A Day type of technical book, it is more than that, linking exercises, repertoire and tips in one volume. I can see this being a very useful and effective book for my Grade 1 and 2 pupils – they probably will not even realise that it is about technique, and the 'Lang Lang effect’ may encourage and inspire them in an imaginative way.Music Teacher Magazine, September 2014

• Lantern Song (Traditional Chinese); Canzonet (Christian Neefe); Hopscotch (Richard Harris); Mission Impossible (Pam Wedgwood); Allegretto in F (Johann Georg Witthauer); Simple Gifts (Joseph Brackett); Twilight (Richard Harris); Cuckoo (Emil Breslaur); Chasing Tails (Alan Bullard); Minuet in C (Domenico Scarlatti); Ode To Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven); (Allemande (Ludwig van Beethoven); The Elephant (Camille Saint-Saens); Lullaby (Johannes Brahms); Mo li hua (Jasmine Flower) (Traditional Chinese); Embrukoi (Traditional African)

The whole book is very user friendly and has a pleasingly personal touch, with messages from Lang Lang, several colour pictures of him playing and tips saying how he masters each technique. This is not a traditional A Dozen A Day type of technical book, it is more than that, linking exercises, repertoire and tips in one volume. I can see this being a very useful and effective book for my Grade 1 and 2 pupils – they probably will not even realise that it is about technique, and the 'Lang Lang effect’ may encourage and inspire them in an imaginative way.Music Teacher Magazine, September 2014