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Topic: Classical Technique Books
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bach1685
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Classical Technique Books
on: April 10, 2008, 07:22:40 AM
Anyone have any recommendations for some intermediate classical piano books? I am looking for general technique exercises involving scale fingerings as well as arpeggio fingerings. Lately iīve for the most part been playing classical music pieces with fingerings such as chopinīs mazurkas and some bach works for klavier. Iīve also played some piano exercises which I have found over the internet, but I feel these are extremely repetitive and lacking rythmic interest. I guess I would like to find some more classical rythmic exercises which are less repetive than just straight 8`s and 16īs
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dan101
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Re: Classical Technique Books
Reply #1 on: April 10, 2008, 01:01:24 PM
It's tough to find interesting exercises. I have found the Brahms' exercises a cut above the rest. As for medium difficulty pieces, I'd brouse through the Associated Board or Royal Conservatory grade books. They offer diversity and some fingerings. Best of luck.
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