Hanon - The Virtuoso Pianist in Sixty Exercises | Piano Technique Sheet Music | Improve Finger Independence and Strength | Perfect Music Teacher Resource | Classical Piano Method Book

Great book for beginner players, the excersizes in here will greatly improve your piano playing, helping you work on finger dexterity and independance alongside the ability to play with both hands, it does require knowledge of how to read sheet music however if you know the basics this can help you improve your sheet reading ability aswell, i would however recommend buying this with some czerny to start from the very basics if you are completely new to playing as otherwise the sheet music might be a little overwhelming at first

The book must have for pianist.

This piano book is a must-have for anyone serious about learning the piano!

JUST WHAT I NEEDED

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This books was in top condition at a great price, and just what was required for piano practice.

This is the full book of exercises. Don’t buy the cheaper one as it is only a few of them. My daughter is not a massive fan! But it’s a good book she just doesn’t know it yet

I had been playing piano since age 5 and never had the privilege of being classically trained or ever having been given any technical or mechanical exercises. At age 24 I severely sprained my right wrist due to poor technique after already progressing through every grade 1-8, as my little fingers were still too weak to handle leading the Maple Leaf Rag. I was unable to play for over 10 years, and only following an X ray showing no damage to my bones, I started to relearn using Hanon. After completing exercises 1-31 as written with my hands held high and playing from the fingertips, not only can I now play far better than I ever could before, but somehow my wrist sprain got fully rehabilitated and I now have the endurance to play almost all day long without anymore pain or fatigue. Do not believe the anti Hanon hate that says that these exercises will somehow damage your wrists or that they won't do anything to help, if you want to believe such nonsense then you may as well never even look at a piano score or you might go blind!