But I ordered it anyhow.It doesn't contain any musical notes: it's a thick paperback book composed of nothing more than a couple of sentences on virtually all the "standard" pieces used to teach students, complete with a statement about their level. We are told, for example, that a certain March by Bach will test the student's ability to articulate, a minuet by the same composer is good for teaching the contraction of the hand. The speed at which the Fur Elise can be played, we are informed, is dictated by how fast you can play those thirty-second notes.I'm not sure how valuable this book is, although I keep it on top of my piano and refer to it frequently. After all, everything it says is stuff you already know or could easily guess if you're a teacher.