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Customer Reviews for Selected Czerny Studies - Book 1

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5 star rating

Middle-Age Beginner/Intermediate player

Location: from Nanning, China

Difficulty Level:
Early intermediate

April 5, 2013

Selected Czerny Studies - Book 1 . . .

5 Stars! This is a THE VERY BEST SELECTION OF VARIOUS 'GRADED' CZERNY STUDIES. it begins at Late Elementary and progresses rather fast up to the end of this Book 1 to Intermediate level! The pieces are the most beautiful ever, yet train one to sight-read, and aid finger facility, and eye-hand coordination and dexterity, yes, this book also truly makes one into a very 'strong' pianist! Finest 'method' book too for anyone at any level or age. Plus, there is also a Book 2, and Book 3 for those whom really want to 'get-ahead' and be 'all-you-can-be!'

4 of 6 people found this review helpful.

5 star rating

Lillian

Location: from Round Rock, Texas

Difficulty Level:
Intermediate

May 20, 2012

levels 4-8

This is an excellent book. It begins at level 4 and progresses to level 8. I prefer to use Clarfield's Burgmuller Czerny series, because they have explanations of the purpose of the drills at the beginning of each piece.

10 of 22 people found this review helpful.

5 star rating

lonka

Location: from

Difficulty Level:
Intermediate/advanced

January 29, 2012

Excellent exercise selection

This book contains one of the best selection of finger dexterity exercises for intermediate students of any age level. Each piece is short and melodious, which prevents boredom from setting in.

17 of 31 people found this review helpful.

5 star rating

Louise

Location: from MA

Difficulty Level:
Intermediate/advanced

April 3, 2008

Technique drills

I use this book as an excercise book when students finish John Thompson's 1st grade through their advanced stages. It starts off relatively easy and progresses to quite difficult--but in stages each excercise building on the previous one. It introduces many techniqes that will be used in classical pieces, and uses chords used in both popular and classical. But most of the excercises have melody and are quite pleasant. I have even used some as recital pieces!

26 of 51 people found this review helpful.