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Most of the 28 etudes written by illustrious teacher-pianists (Gurlitt, Le Couppey, Türk, Beyer, Streabbog, Czerny) are two pages long. The selections reinforce technical concepts, but they are not just exercises" but delightful pieces that can be programmed for recital or performance. Unit 1 focuses on Trills, Unit 2---Crossovers, Unit 3---Double Notes, Unit 4---Blocked and Broken Chords, and Unit 5---Waltz Bass.

This 56-page book presents new techniques and expands on previous ones such as Five Finger Patterns and Extensions, Scale Preparation and Octave Scales, Slurs and Phrasing, Broken Chords and Alberti Bass, Double Notes, and Repeated Notes. Most of the 33 etudes, written by composers from Baroque to Contemporary periods, are one page in length with suggestions as to what to listen for or how to use your hands/arms. Includes an easy-to-use themat...

In Book 3 of Etudes with Technique, new techniques covered include: five-finger patterns and octave scales, independence of hands, triads and inversions, trills, chordal playing, and two-note slurs.

Learning etudes at the same time as technique develops a healthy, natural, and effective mastery of the Piano from the very beginning.

Book 2 continues towards the development of a healthy, natural, and effective technique. Reinforcing concepts such as: five-finger patterns, staccato, two-part counterpoint, and then introducing new concepts.

This series is designed to develop healthy, natural, and effective technique. Each book is divided into units, and each unit focuses on one technical concept utilizing imagery to help students understand the gesture needed to produce the correct technique. Students get the opportunity to play the technique using two short technical exercises followed by several etudes to reinforce each concept. This approach allows students to concentrate on o...

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In Book 3 of Etudes with Technique, new techniques covered include: five-finger patterns and octave scales, independence of hands, triads and inversions, trills, chordal playing, and two-note slurs.

Learning etudes at the same time as technique develops a healthy, natural, and effective mastery of the Piano from the very beginning.

Book 2 continues towards the development of a healthy, natural, and effective technique. Reinforcing concepts such as: five-finger patterns, staccato, two-part counterpoint, and then introducing new concepts.

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