Piano Technique Book Recommendations

[ballade345]

Can you recommend me some piano technique books except

dohnanyi
cortot
hanon
czerny
burgmüller
matthay
liszt
beyer

cause i already know them and currently studying i'm searching for more interesting books...

[1piano4joe]

Hi ballade345,

Bartok, Concone, Heller, Bertini, Berens, Duvernoy, RCM etudes.

More advanced would be Chopin, Brahms.

I hope that's what you were looking for, Joe.

P.S. Welcome to Pianostreet!

[ballade345]

thank you i have cortot edition of chopin etudes op. 10, op. 25 playing chopin etudes with ease is my main goal.

[chopinlover01]

Godowsky left hand etudes of Chopin. Get those down and the Chopin etudes become a breeze! 

[8_octaves]

Hi ballade345,

Bartok, Concone, Heller, Bertini, Berens, Duvernoy, RCM etudes.

More advanced would be Chopin, Brahms.

I hope that's what you were looking for, Joe.

P.S. Welcome to Pianostreet!

Hi Joe,

Concone! Very interesting..!

I've got this one: Concone, 15 Etudes brillantes ( titlepage attached! )

They are very nice!

Cordially, 8_oct!



 

[Bob]

Got Schmit?

[chopinlover01]

We should differentiate between finger studies and etudes, however. Dohnanyi said something like "finger studies are preferable to studies in that they do not have to be memorized", something like that.
Another good source of study is Cramer, as well as Schmit, which Bob mentioned.

[ballade345]

Godowsky left hand etudes of Chopin. Get those down and the Chopin etudes become a breeze! 

i don't think i can tackle godowsky SAFC.

[1piano4joe]

Hi ballade345,

I didn't know just how advanced you are. These may be more of what your looking for.

Tausig, Joseffy, Phillip, Moszkowski, Peskanov, Rachmaninoff, Thalberg, Debussy, Scriabin, Alkan, Tellefsen, Moscheles.

I hope I have been helpful, Joe.

[pianoville]

I think the Kramer etudes would be a good choice!