Metodi pianistici per principianti

These Progressive Sight Reading Exercises by Hannah Smith will help pianists improve their sight reading skills. These exercises are not to be studied. Each is to be played through but once, in atemp...

Rich, diverse musical expression can be taught hand-in-hand with technique with this 2-book series. Each exercise includes a short direction (Bounce with light wrist; agility - move wrist sideways) an...

Czerny - a pupil of Beethoven and subsequent teacher of Thalberg, Liszt and Stephen Heller is famed through his pedagogical works for piano. Here, the Practical Method For Beginners On The Pianoforte...

Classic tutor revised and enlargened by W. M. Scharfenberg.

Take your piano playing to the highest level of virtuosity! The renowned "School Of Advanced Piano Playing (Exercises)", published by the prestigious G. Schirmer, has been considered an indispensable...

Centering around the understanding and means of expression, Book 2 introduces the student to famous pieces that illustrate humor and seriousness, repose and excitement, motion and rest. Sixteenth note...

Book 3 focuses on new technical skills, to increase the student's capability for artistic performance. Exploration of ornamentation, independence of hands, combined touches in one hand, contrapuntal p...

The development of piano literature is illustrated in the teaching of pieces in chronological order from Rameau through MacDowell.

Take your piano technique to the next level! With "Hanon Revisited", published by the prestigious G. Schirmer, the timeless classic "The Virtuoso Pianist" receives an inspiring, contemporary update. T...

This book/DVD pack teaches expressive, virtuosic, and healthy piano technique for contemporary and classical styles. Through integrated written directions and video examples, you will see exactly how...

Improvisation is the art of real-time composition. This book will guide you through exploring some of the many possible scale choices that can be used with chords and chord progressions, giving you a...

Learn the essentials of accompanying soloists and playing in jazz ensembles. Comping is the practice of using chords to accompany a melody. Whether supporting a soloist, playing in an ensemble, or per...

Learn to improvise using the techniques pioneered by piano greats Lenny Tristano and Dave McKenna. This methodical approach to learning the art of solo jazz piano improvisation will free your creative...

The beginning and elementary series by the best-selling authors of Keyboard Strategies. Economically organized, one page contains one new concept and an exciting song that employs the new idea. Each b...

The beginning and elementary series by the best-selling authors of Keyboard Strategies. Economically organized, one page contains one new concept and an exciting song that employs the new idea. Each b...

Designed for use in a college class for 1 year. May be supplemented in the first semester with Solo Repertoire Book IA and Ensemble Repertoire Book IA; in the second semester with Solo Repertoire Book...

A modern method of playing popular and classic music that leads to improvisation and professional styles. Students will learn about adding chords to lead lines, arranging pieces by adding endings and...

The Art of Modulating is a treatise originally intended for the harp, but this edition has been edited for use by intermediate keyboardists and other musicians who have an understanding of basic music...

This is a student workbook which is part of Mary Elizabeth Clark's excellent ear training course for music students of all ages, all levels of advancement, and all instruments - including voice. It is...

This is a student workbook which is part of Mary Elizabeth Clark's excellent ear training course for music students of all ages, all levels of advancement, and all instruments - including voice. It is...

This is a student workbook which is part of Mary Elizabeth Clark's excellent ear training course for music students of all ages, all levels of advancement, and all instruments - including voice. It is...