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Charles L.
HANON
THE VIKTUOSO PIANIST
SIXTY EXERCISES
COMPLETE
FOR PIANO
K 03506
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Charles L.
HANON
THE VIRTUOSO PIANIST
SIXTY EXERCISES
COMPLETE
FOR PIANO
K03506
THE VIRTUOSO PIANIST
No. 1
Exercise for extension of the fifth and fourth fingers of the left hand in ascending, and the fifth and fourth fin-
gers of the right hand in descending.
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speed to 108.
Play each note distinctly, lift the fingers carefully.
Printed in U.S.A.
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next exercise.
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Learn these first two exercises and then play them as one exercise, four times. The fingers can gain by prac-
ticing these exercises, and those following, in the same way. In this first book group the exercises as follows: | - 2,
ges, 0-89-11, 12-14, 15-17, and 18 - 20.
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(1-2-3-4-5)
Exercise preparing the student for playing trills with the fourth and fifth fingers of the right hand.
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Exercise to prep ar e for playing trills with the third and fourth fingers of the left hand in ascending and with the
third and fourth fingers of the right hand in descending.
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Exercise for the ext ension of the third and fifth fingers.
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No. 17
(1-2-3-4-5)
Exercise for the extension of the thumb, second, fourth and fifth fingers.
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(259-425)
Exercise for the extension of the oe oa we fifth fingers.
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After mastering this First Part, play it through once or twice daily before beginning study of the Second Part.
In doing this, the student can gain every possible advantage that this book can offer as well as the key to the
difficulties of the second book.
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No. 21
(3-4-5)
Observe, that the work done by the third, fourth and fifth fingers of the left hand in the first beat of each
measure (A) is repeated inversely by the same fingers of the right hand in the third beat of the same measure (B).
M.M. os 60 to 108
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Play the_exercises in this part in the way indicated at the end of exercise 2, Part I.
Group exercises as follows: Oi = ee 20 2, 29 ~- 30, 31 - 33, 34 - 35 and 36 - 38.
(3-4-5)
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No. 27
(1-2-3-4-5)
Exercise to prepare for playing trills with the third and fourth fingers.
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No. 29
(1-2-3-4-5)
Exercise for playing trills with all fingers,
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No. 30
Exercis e for playing trills with thumb and second fingers and fourth and fifth fingers.
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No. 31
(1- 2 -3 4 5)
Exercise for the extension of all fingers.
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Exer cise in turning the thumb under the fourth finger.
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No. 46
(1-2-3-4-5)
Practice the first six measures until they have been mastered in a fast tempo; then practice the rest of the till.
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No. 48
Exercise in detached thirds and sixths. Holding the arms still, lift the wrists after each stroke; the fingers should
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Exercise in legato thirds. Play all notes evenly and distinctly.
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Scales in Legato Thirds. It is indispensable to practice scales in legato thirds. To obtain a smooth legato, keep
the fifth finger on the right hand for an instant on its note while the thumb and third finger are passing over tothe
next third; in the left hand, the thumb is similarly held for an instant. Notes to be held are indicated by half-notes.
Proceed similarly in the chromatic scale further on, and in all scales in Thirds.
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The wrists should be very supple, the fingers taking the octaves should be held firmly but without stiffness, and
the unoccupied fingers should assume a slightly rounded position.
At first repeat these three first lines slowly until a good wrist-movement is attained, and then accelerate the
tempo, continuing the exercise without interruption. If the wrists become fatigued, play more slowly until the
feeling of fatigue has disappeared, and then gradually accelerate up to the first tempo.
See remarks to No. 48.
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No. 52
Scales in Thirds, in the Keys Most Used.
Play these scales legato , and very evenly; it is highly important to master them thoroughly. See remarks to No, 50.
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No. 53
Scales in Octaves in the 24 Keys.
First practice each of these scales until it can be executed with facility; then play through all 24 without
interruption.
We cannot too strongly insist on the absolute necessity of a proper wrist-movement; it is the only means of
executing octaves without stiffness, and with suppleness, vivacity and energy.
See explanations for Nos. 48 and 51.
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Scales in Broken Octaves, in the 24 Keys.
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Broken Arpeggios in Octaves, in the 24 Keys.
To begin with, practice the first arpeggio in C, which must be played cleanly and distinctly, with a good wrist-
movement, before passing to the next in minor.
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Exercise in sustained octaves with detached accompaniment.
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THE TREMOLO
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