Hanon Complete for The Virtuoso Pianist

With the study of the piano so widespread and the number of quality pianists continuing to evolve, a much higher standard of execution is expected. To play a piece with an advanced degree of difficulty, it could take years of diligent practice to perfect and very few are in a position to devote so much time to this study and consequently their playing is uneven, unbalanced, and simply incorrect.

It is a commonly known fact that one hand is stronger and has more dexterity than the other which has an impact on the ability to execute certain passages in keyboard literature. The solution to the problem is in this work “The Virtuoso Pianist In 60 Exercises” by Charles Hanon.

In the “Hanon Complete For The Virtuoso Pianist,” often referred to as the piano players bible, are found the necessary exercises to acquire the agility, independence, strength, and evenness of the fingers, and suppleness of the wrists which are prerequisites for fine execution.