Children's Piano Finger Exercises (Revised Edition)

Author: Li Feilan (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-07
Features: Children's Piano Finger Exercises is a collection of finger exercises created based on long-term practical experience in teaching piano to children, with reference to international finger exercise methods. Over the years, I have deeply felt in children's piano teaching that due to different physiological conditions, finger exercises commonly used by adults are often unsuitable for children and fail to achieve the desired results. In recent years, the number of children learning the piano has been increasing. To provide a more systematic and targeted basic training textbook for children from beginner to Chopin's Preparatory Grade 599, this book was compiled. Since its publication, it has been well-received by readers and has sold over 100,000 copies. To further improve its content, the compiler has widely absorbed feedback from users and made appropriate adjustments and supplements. The revised edition is still divided into three parts: the first part consists of daily five-finger exercises arranged in a progressive order; the second part includes targeted special exercises (with most of them being self-created by the compiler); the third part is arranged in levels (A, B, and C) from easy to advanced, including conventional scales, arpeggios, and chord exercises. To provide users with easily graspable and concise finger rules in regular practice, the compiler has specifically designed three sets of finger rule summary tables from different perspectives (see appendix), which can be selectively used by teachers when guiding children in learning the piano. This book should be used under the guidance of a teacher, based on the child's level and needs, for example, as supplementary exercises to Children's Piano Curriculum (revised edition by Li Feilan and Dong Gangrui), to,. This book is only a foundational part of children's piano technical exercises and should not replace other exercises or pieces. After completing this book, you can proceed to practice Hanon's The Virtuoso Pianist.