There are etudes from every musical period. Their purpose is to help the student drill and learn a particular technique. As a result, they tend to be repetitive. Some composers, such as Liszt and Chopin, wrote etudes of such complexity and beauty that they are performed in concerts.
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A list of “Do’s” and “Don’ts” for encouraging your child to practice piano.
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Learning to play a musical instrument has numerous advantages for the little ones – cognitive, motor, and mental skills, just to name a few. Here are 10 reasons why you should encourage your children to play music and to enter a world of discovery.
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Created by French piano pedagogue and composer Charles Louis-Hanon, Hanon exercises consist of independent finger practice. The finger exercises train the pianist in speed, agility, strength and precision of all the fingers, as well as training wrist flexibility. Hanon himself developed 60 finger exercises and assembled them into a book called The Virtuoso Pianist - first published in 1873. Split into three different levels of difficulty they are suitable for all levels and abilities.
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