Drawing on the original G. Schirmer edition, this new G. Schirmer edition in the Hal Leonard Student Piano Library was created with today's developing pianist in mind. This fresh look at Hanon's popular studies includes innovative student worksheets; 'virtuoso' variation suggestions; informative historical and biographical facts; chromatic-scale exercises, and fully orchestrated accompaniments for each exercise in a variety of styles on CD or GM disk. The CD includes both a practice and a performance tempo for each exercise. Download a complimentary Virtuoso Variations chart for these Hanon exercises today!
Spis treści:
Preface
General Practice Tips
A Note to the Teacher
Theory Basics
Exercise One: Mastering the ability to play the interval of a third easily, using fingers 4 and 5.
Exercise Two: Building strength and control of fingers 3 and 4.
Exercise Three: Strengthening the inner fingers (2-3-4) of each hand.
Exercise Four: Strengthening the outer fingers (4-5) of each hand.
Exercise Five: Transferring the weight of the arm evenly over all the fingers of the hand.
Exercise Six: Strengthening finger 5 as it alternates with all the other fingers of the hand.
Exercise Seven: Strengthening the outer fingers (3-4-5) of the hand. Contracting the hand by placing fingers 1 and 3 on adjacent keys.
Exercise Eight: Stretching easily between finger 2 and fingers 4-5. Balancing the weight of the arm evenly over each finger.
Exercise Nine: Balancing the weight of the arm over each finger of the hand.
Exercise Ten: Strengthening the finger pairs 2-3 and especially, 3-4. Trill preparation.
Exercise Eleven: Strengthening the finger pair 4-5. Trill preparation.
Exercise Twelve: Extending fingers 1and 5. Strengthening fingers 3, 4 and 5.
Exercise Thirteen: Strengthening the outer fingers (3-4-5) of the hand. Contracting the hand by placing fingers 1 and 3, or 3 and 5, on adjacent keys.
Exercise Fourteen: Strengthening the finger pairs 3-4. Trill preparation. Contracting the hand by palcing fingers 1 and 3, or 1 and 4, on adjacent keys.
Exercise Fifteen: Strengthening fingers 1-2-3-4-5
Exercise Sixteen: Stretching between R.H. 3 and 5. Strengthening fingers 3-4-5.
Exercise Seventeen: Extending the hand position by stretching between several fingers.
Exercise Eighteen: Contraction of the hand by placing 1 and 3, or 3 and 5, on adjacent keys. Strengthening all the fingers of the hand.
Exercise Nineteen: Strengthening all the fingers of the hand.
Exercise Twenty: Extending to an octave. Strengthening fingers 2, 3 and 4.
Chromatic scales
Hanon For The Developing Pianist
