Pischna: Technical Studies - Sixty Progressive Exercises for the Piano (Schirmer's Library Of Musical Classics, Vol. 792) Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this book to give my piano technique a tune up and I've noticed overall that my playing is smoother and clearer.I would recommend a book like this over Czerny since there's no halfhearted attempt to make these exercises a piece of music and you just get straight to the finger calisthenics. Most of the "pieces" (usually just a measure or two) have to be transposed to all 12 keys, which exercises not just fingers, but also the ear and brain.I wouldn't call the exercises fun or easy, but going through them daily has benefited me and has made some of my difficulties with my regular rep disappear.

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Comprised of 60 challenging and musically satisfying exercises, this book accentuates dynamics, rhythm and sensitivity to tempo. With a steady progression of difficulty, these rigorous studies also strengthen the hand, build greater flexibility and enhance finger dexterity. The exercises are transposed and written out in every key. Notations for fingering, dynamics and tempo have been included by the editor.--This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.

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