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Beyond the Art of Finger Dexterity
Carl Czerny was a highly successful composer of popular piano music, and his pedagogical works remain fundamental to the training of pianists. But Czerny's reputation in these areas has obscured the remarkable breadth of his activity, and especially his work as a composer of serious music. This collection aims to address this.
100 Progressive Studies without Octaves, Op. 139
Op. 139 begins with an easy level of pieces and gradually increases to a moderately difficult level. Some of the technical devices in these pieces include: right-hand melody with left-hand accompaniment; diatonic and chromatic scalar and arpeggio figurations; syncopated melodies and trills. Many of the studies can be transposed into other keys and practiced at varied tempos.
Czerny -- 125 Exercises for Passage Playing, Op. 261
Op. 261 is a set of studies that covers a wide range of technical problems in a short, clear manner. They are appropriate for both early and advanced pianists. Techniques include arpeggios, change of fingers on repeated notes, change of hand position, chords, and many others. This collection is especially suitable to students with small hands since exercises in octave playing are not included.
Practical Method for Beginners, Op. 599
Contents: * First exercises for the knowledge of the notes * Exercises for the 5 fingers with quiet hand * The first exercises for the thumb * Exercises exceeding an octave * Exercises with the bass-clef * Exercises in sharps and flats * Exercises in other easy tunes * Rests * Exercises of velocity * Melodies with and without ornaments
Carl Czerny Op. 337
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The Young Pianist, Opus 823 (Complete)
Carl Czerny, a student of Ludwig van Beethoven, who then taught Franz Liszt, combined his ability to analyze technique with his years of teaching experience to create exercises that increase the technical ability of the piano student. In this 80-page edition, his pieces systematically introduce notes of various time-values and other musical principles in similar order. The book's many exercises are preceded by invaluable reference materials. In the second half of this volume, the exercises move into a more difficult study of such things as turns, trills, arpeggios, phrasing and more.
School of Velocity. Op. 299
Czerny, Best Studies from op. 299; well-balanced selection of studies for different types of technique.
