Clarke Piano Method.2

Author: (USA) McArthur (Composer), (USA) Clark (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This tutorial, along with another collection titled "Piano Literature" edited by Clark, is quite popular in the United States today. This series focuses on etudes. Many of the piano technical exercises published in China in the past, such as those by Beyer, Czerny, Czerny, and Cramer, are over a century old. Today, their technical training content is no longer sufficient. This tutorial was developed in the 1950s and 1960s, covering techniques for both classical and modern compositions. Many exercises feature harmonic, rhythmic, and melodic characteristics typical of their era. All ten fingers receive equal practice opportunities for both hands. Each exercise has a title, vivid and lively musical imagery, and is logically arranged in a progressive manner. The entire series is divided into six volumes, starting from beginner to intermediate level. Its publication is sure to be well-received by piano students and teachers. This tutorial, along with another collection titled "Piano Literature" edited by Clark, is quite popular in the United States today. This series focuses on etudes. Many of the piano technical exercises published in China in the past, such as those by Beyer, Czerny, Czerny, and Cramer, are over a century old. Today, their technical training content is no longer sufficient. This tutorial was developed in the 1950s and 1960s, covering techniques for both classical and modern compositions. Many exercises feature harmonic, rhythmic, and melodic characteristics typical of their era. All ten fingers receive equal practice opportunities for both hands. Each exercise has a title, vivid and lively musical imagery, and is logically arranged in a progressive manner. The entire series is divided into six volumes, starting from beginner to intermediate level. Its publication is sure to be well-received by piano students and teachers.