Starting hand positions are illustrated above each arrangement, and fingerings that are outside the noted positions are circled for easy identification. Tom Gerouġ4 Classic Gershwin melodies have been arranged in traditional five-finger style, with the melody split between the left and right hands. Helpful biographical and historical materials are provided for each work. More advanced than 14 of His Easiest Piano Selections, familiar preludes, waltzes and mazurkas are joined by "Fantaisie-Impromptu," "Etude in E Major" and "Polonaise in A Major." This versatile collection could be used over the span of several years as a student's facility develops. Some of Chopin's best-loved works are contained in this volume. This collection is especially suitable to students with small hands since exercises in octave playing are not included. Techniques include arpeggios, change of fingers on repeated notes, change of hand position, chords, and many others. They are appropriate for both early and advanced pianists. 261 is a set of studies that covers a wide range of technical problems in a short, clear manner. These new editions were carefully edited by renowned Tchaikovsky researchers and editors of the Complete Edition.ġ25 Exercises for Passage Playing, Op. These pieces are among the most frequently played piano works by Tchaikovsky, suited for advanced piano pupils and piano lovers.
Many of the studies can be transposed into other keys and practiced at varied tempos.ġ2 American Preludes (Doce Preludios Americanos) 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. 139 begins with an easy level of pieces and gradually increases to a moderately difficult level. LEVEL: Early Intermediate/Late Intermediate 100 Progressive Studies without Octaves, Op.
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