Charles-Louis Hanon: Virtuoso Pianist

With this newly-edited complete edition of the essential book of practice exercises The Virtuoso Pianist In Sixty Exercises is intended to help pianists acquire essential technical and practical skills. Themusic and text have been updated with a sleek modern design and the Download Card features audio demonstrations of every exercise.   When Charles Hanon first published these sixty exercises in 1873 heintended for the common problems of young pianists to be remedied by the practising of these pieces. Problems like crossing the thumb the strength of the fourth and fifth fingers and the difference in right and left hand skillwere all common and still are today. The book itself however became dated making this new and revised edition necessary. Updated with a beautiful and modern new design these practice pieces are a joy to play and the includedDownload Card lets you hear them first so that you can play them exactly as they should be played.   The method involves scales broken chords and other exercises split into three sections 'Preparatory' 'Transcendent' and 'Virtuoso'. Throughout descriptions help the student to better prepare themselves while recommended metronome ranges suggest tempos that the student can steadily increase. TheHanon Exercises have been praised and criticised over the years but with a sensible practice regime and their incorporation into a more musical and fun schedule some fantastic results canbe gained very quickly.    For over a century these Hanon Exercises have been testing amateur and professional pianists helping them to work on common problems faced by all.With this updated version of the complete Virtuoso Pianist In Sixty Exercises you can aim to acquire the agility strength and suppleness that Hanon intended but with a clean and modern looking design and the

The Virtuoso Pianist by Frenchman Charles Louis Hanon (1819-1900) was first published in 1874. It became especially well-known as the world's most often used finger exercises for Piano after the 1900 G. Schirmer edition was published translated into English. This new edition has been re-researched with fresh and easy to read music engravings and with an historical and pedagogical preface by Matthew Edwards.

The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises Arranged in a Simplified and Condensed Format-An unsurpassed and important book of exercises for young piano students. Charles-Louis Hanon was a French musician and teacher who strove to create new ways to improve his students' technique. This volume of proven and exercises help to acquire speed precision agility and strength in the fingers of both hands as well as flexibiity of the wrists. Whilst retaining the essence of the work they have be condensed and simplified so as to be suitable for beginners and young developing pianists.

Revised Edition-Inspired by Charles-Louis Hanon's The Virtuoso Pianist — the essential technical method for any classical player — these new volumes present a modern-day equivalent for the musician seeking to play the key piano styles ofthe 20th century.Each book develops basic technique and true facility in each genre through authentic progressive exercises and etudes.The music in these books is fun to play for pianists at every level buildingthe necessary skills in each style while providing extensive musical and stylistic insight.

Hanon’s The Virtuoso Pianist contains the exercises necessary to gain speed precision agility and strength in all the fingers as well as flexibility of the wrists - all indispensable for fine execution. Furthermore these exercises are designed to make the left hand as skillful as the right and in addition are interesting to play. The exercises are graded and the entire book can be played through in one hour and after it has been mastered it can be repeated daily.

20 à 38. Par HANON CHARLES-LOUIS. This second set (Nos. 21 to 38) from the 60 piano studies by C. L. Hanon are, along with Part 1, an important part The Virtuoso Pianist. Hanon?s goal: ?Preparatory exercises to acquire speed, precision, agility, and strength in the fingers... (and) flexibility of the wrists.? The etudes enable students to focus on playing patterns with a relaxed hand while supporting the fingers with the hands and arms. They also make a wide range of finger patterns easy for pianists to recognize and execute when learning and accomplishing repertoire. Also included with Part 2 are the twelve Major and minor scales, chromatic scales, diminished and dominant 7th chord arpeggios, and two of the most significant exercises from Hanon?s studies, Part 3 ? scales in thirds, and chromatic scales in thirds. / Date parution : 2022-02-10/ Etude / Piano

Par HANON CHARLES-LOUIS. Written in the 19th century, The Virtuoso Pianist is still widely regarded as a vital method for the development of an excellent Piano technique. The exercises are designed to provide uniform development of all fingers across both hands, promoting the independence and dexterity demanded by the more challenging works of the Piano repertoire. / Date parution : 2023-05-06/ Etude / Piano

Almost anyone who has played Piano for more than two years has encountered The Virtuoso Pianist an essential part of the repertoire for more than a century. In this edition author and musician David Dutkanicz distills the essence of the original book's core exercises to create a vital guide that provides training in speed agility and strength of fingers and wrists. Downloadable MP3 recordings accompany this volume offering an accessible approach that creates a firm foundation for every student's technique. Intended for those who have studied Piano for about a year the exercises are also helpful for more advanced students aswell as pianists and teachers who need practice to regain the dexterity of their fingers. The entire volume can be played through in an hour and after its contents have been thoroughly mastered frequent reviews will continue to reward pianists.

Written in the 19th century The Virtuoso Pianist is still widely regarded as a vital method for the development of an excellent Piano technique. The exercises are designed to provide uniform development of all fingers across both hands promoting the independence and dexterity demanded by the more challenging works of the Piano repertoire.

Written in the 19th century The Virtuoso Pianist is still widely regarded as a vital method for the development of an excellent Piano technique. The exercises are designed to provide uniform development of all fingers across both hands promoting the independence and dexterity demanded by the more challenging works of the Piano repertoire.