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C.L.H. Köhler: Eastiest Pieces No. 13, op. 190 - C.L.H. Köhler: Eastiest Pieces No. 14, op. 190 - C.L.H. Köhler: Eastiest Pieces No. 16, op. 190 - Repetion Sixths - Changes between Two Neighbouring Sixths - Singing Sixths - F. Le Couppey: Finger Strength and Equalization of all Fingers - Interval from a Second to an Octave - F. Burgmüller: The littl Meeting, op. 100/4 - Finger Changes on the Same Key - Passing the Thumb Under the Third Finger - Passing the Third Finger Over the Thumb - C.-H. Hanon: Finger Strength and Equalization of all Fingers - Finger Strength and Equalization of the Weaker Fingers - Preparatory Exercises - Scale Etude - Scales in Contrary Motion - Scales in Parallel Motion - Scales Over Two Octaves - F. Beyer: Preparatory School, op. 101/65 - Grand Arpeggio Etude Block Chrods and Broken Chords - Interchange between the Hands - J.B. Duvernoy: Elementary Sutdy, op. 176/4 - J.H. Lemoine: Études Enfantine, op. 37/1 - J.H. Lemoine: Études Enfantine, op. 37/2 - C. Czerny: The Little Pianist, op. 823/43 - C. Czerny: First Instructor, op. 599/15 - C. Czerny: Practical Finger Exercises, op. 802/9 - C. Czerny: Practical Finger Exercises, op. 802/1 - T. Kirchner: Rhythmic and Melodic Etude, op. 105/20 - J.H. Lemoine: Étude Enfantine, op. 37/10 - F. Beyer: Preparatory School, op. 101/91 - J.B. Duvernoy: Elementary Study, op. 176/5 - Syncopation Studies - F. Beyer: Preparatory School, op. 101/94 - L. Schytte: Easy Study, op. 108/8 - L. Schytte: Easy Study, op. 108/14 - J.B. Duvernoy: Elementary Study, op. 176/12 - C.L. Hanon: Finger Strength and Equalization of all Fingers 4 - C.L. Hanon: Finger Strength and Equalization of all Fingers 5 - C. Gurlitt: Little Melodic Exercise for Beginners, op. 187/54 - F. Burgmüller: IUnnocence, Study, op. 100/5 - F. Beyer: Preparatory School, op. 101/98 - C. Czerny: Easy Exercise, op. 139/30 - C. Gurlitt: Little Melodix Exercise for Beginners, op. 187/50 - C.P.E. Bach: Solfeggio --Schott Music

Devised as a either a stand-alone volume, or as a supplement to the Method Book 2, Finger Fitness 2 provides 45 useful and fun exercises and studies to help improve all aspects of playing technique. . In line with The Classical Piano Method, the pieces are a mix of established exercises drawn from the classical repertoire, as well as newly composed contemporary pieces by the author.
Suitable for beginner pianists, the exercises in each book will help you to develop finger strength and independence, evenness, accuracy and speed of playing, as well as articulation and general musicality. Exercises are presented in a progressively graded format, providing the student with relevant material as their playing ability develops.

About The Classical Piano Method:

This is ideal for adults and young people looking to learn the piano from scratch, or for those returning to the piano after a substantial break from playing.
As the learner, you will gain a traditional, classic technique, and will be introduced to interesting, varied and well-known classical pieces right from the outset.
The method is friendly and is carefully designed to progress in small manageable steps, beginning with simple fingering patterns and exercises, moving onto some of the most beautiful melodies and pieces from the baroque, classical and romantic eras: such as the Ode to Joy, Für Elise and the Blue Danube Waltz.
The Method Books lead you through a range of exercises, repertoire pieces to learn, theory checks, clear instruction & diagrams on playing and technique, tips on practising, and composer biographies. They also enclose a CD on which you can listen to all the pieces performed on a grand piano by a concert pianist, as well as some additional accompanying parts which you can use as play-along tracks. Learning is made interesting, informed and fun.
Method Book 1 includes lessons on posture, hand positions, staves, clefs, chords....
Method Book 2 includes lessons on intervals, changing hand positions, cadences, inversions, triplets, syncopation, 6/8 time...