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Hanon: The Virtuoso Pianist In Sixty Exercises For The Piano, Vol. 925, Complete (Schirmer’s Library Of Musical Classics)
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$8.67
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(Piano Method). Since the first release of this classic Schirmer edition over 100 years ago, almost anyone who has taken piano lessons for more than two years has played from The Virtuoso Pianist . Millions of copies have been sold of these progressive exercises which guide a player’s technique, building finger independence and strength. This was the first American edition released of this music, and remains a classic at a remarkably affordable price.
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Hanon: The Virtuoso Pianist In Sixty Exercises For The Piano, Vol. 925, Complete (Schirmer’s Library Of Musical Classics)
Price:
$8.67
Luis Antonio Sánchez –
Bastante recomendable gastar un poco por conseguirlo en físico en vez de digital temas de comodidad.
Llegó en buen estado y antes de lo que indicaba su fecha de entrega 5/5.
Sobre el método, es muy recomendable para principiantes en el mundo del piano ya que los ejercicios te ayudarán demasiado!
Jason Steadman –
I will play these exercises for the rest of my life. I’ll probably love and hate them by the end, but in the month or so I’ve been using them, I’ve actually been able to see real growth in my playing. Both hands are playing more fluently and weaker fingers are getting demonstrably stronger.
Wowmontana –
Havin the book lay flat is very helpful!!
max –
Exactly what I needed to further my piano practice. Packaged in an amazing way.
Amazon Customer –
Pianist must use this book to improve their technique in playing more difficult music pieces. Excellent source to strengthen finger movement up and down piano, you will need a metronome!
Degar I. Ro –
I remember I played this book every day when I was young like 25 years ago. As I started playing the piano again, my fingers wouldn’t wanna move well. Yes, of course. So I bought this and played it everyday. After a week, I felt my fingers were lighter. Highly recommend for any piano players!!!
Jacygaut –
if i ignore the fact that there is a free web-based version available online, this is one of the best investments for a piano student that prefers paperback books
1 – train hands separately first,
2 – using a metronom is a must and
3 – exercise more than once per day
Luis Antonio Sánchez –
Plus que satisfait.
martin holkovic –
Good way to train your fingers!
Livin’ Life –
This book is specific for teaching fingering skills utilizing a variety of chords and tempos. The book starts reasonably simple, but quickly advances and moves the student forward. It has pages of activities and growth. We chose the spiral bound version of this book, despite the increased cost because of the long term value of this book. Being able to fold back pages, easily turn, and keep this book in good condition is valuable as this book has long term value.
Overall, good book and I would recommend the spiral bound version for longevity of the book.
Kai –
I know this is a book of just repetitive highly technical exercises, but somehow I’m really enjoying it. Something about the repetition feels incredibly relaxing, and I often practice this while watching netflix. I forgot which of the pianists (Liszt?) but there was a guy who used to practice these types of technical exercises while reading a book – that’s basically me, but with youtube/netflix. I’m one of those people who don’t feel satisfied doing just one thing at a time – it feels wasteful, especially if it’s stuff like “watching” something, or only doing something with my hand. If my hands are busy, my brain/eyes need to be busy too, and vice versa.
For that reason, Hanon exercises are awesome. The patterns are (so far, only on exercise 6) relatively simple, and it’s just a pattern that you play up and down the piano. Once your fingers “get” the pattern, your brain basically goes into this like, floaty place where i just feel really chillaxed. To keep my brain occupied (and stop staring at my hands/keys), i put youtube or netflix/prime video on, and watch/half watch stuff.
the book itself is really nice as well for so cheap. the notes ARE small – actually they’re pretty much standard, but i think what makes it feel even smaller/so much more cramped is that there are just sooooooo many notes on a single page. The printing seems fine to me though, i don’t find it as if it’s been photocopied way too many times. I mean seriously, for $6.xx for such a thorough book is an awesome price. And i like that it’ll basically last me forever – i expect to be using this for a long long time, regardless of my piano skills.
this book is helping me feel motivated to actually practice. the idea of doing the exercises (and being able to just switch off my brain for a while), is such a nice thought that i’d be super willing to get cracking on my practice. As much as I love learning new songs (videogame music!), what’s more daunting is having to read music sheets and trying to learn a new piece, as that can be so frustrating. Being able to start with Hanon exercises first kinda downplay the nerves and irritation of not being able to play the actual music right (and i know for real music sheets, it is SUPPOSED to take a while to learn, which i understand, but that frustration is hard to handle. Hanon, since it’s not actually hard in a musical-sheet-reading type of way, lets me feel accomplished first).
Gabrielle Gonçalves Grivot –
Material de ótima qualidade além do conteúdo indispensável.
Donna Festaa –
Bane of my existence, Hanon. Him and Czerny! Must be done, so I do it. It is a nice book, clear and easy to use. Splurge and get spiral binding; you will be glad you did.