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What are one of the best books for Technique?

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Topic: Great Books for Piano Technique?  (Read 1601 times)

Offline j3r3my777

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Great Books for Piano Technique?
on: February 09, 2014, 12:36:19 AM
I have been studying classical piano for quite a while, and have managed to make up my own technique, which includes the common curved fingers and loose wrist etc. The thing is that its not a constant technique for me. I begin to change my technique when my fingers start to hurt, so I change to arm-weight technique, but i can't get the sound I would get if I practiced with finger force/weight. I need a constant technique that I can rely on. Especially now that I am auditioning for colleges piano performance entrance exams. Please recommend me a book or give me your best opinion. It will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Offline 1piano4joe

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Re: Great Books for Piano Technique?
Reply #1 on: February 09, 2014, 02:28:59 AM
Hi j3r3my777,

Authors to consider are Seymour Fink, Gyorgy Sandor, C. Chang and Bernhard's posts right here on Pianostreet.

I have read all these more than once. I have read others but I was most impressed with these in particular, Joe.

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