A "Piano Method" refers to a structured approach for teaching and learning how to play the piano. These methods often include a series of lessons, exercises, and pieces that gradually increase in difficulty. They aim to develop skills such as reading music, finger technique, and musical expression. Various piano methods exist, each with its own philosophy and teaching style. Popular examples include the Suzuki Method, which emphasizes listening and repetition, and the Alfred Method, which focuses on a more traditional approach to music theory and practice. These methods cater to different learning preferences and age groups.