Become a Virtuoso Pianist Quickly: Hanon in 60 Seconds: Forget Scales, Arpeggios & Repetition: Practice Fragments Instead
Book Details
Author(s)Eugen Tarnow
PublisherEugen Tarnow, Ph.D.
ISBN / ASINB015ZNFG5U
ISBN-13978B015ZNFG59
Sales Rank1,503,097
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
These state-of-the-art piano exercises will make the path to virtuoso quick.
No more hour(s) long practice of Hanon & Czerny, no more thinking “is this really the best use of my time?” or “does my piano teacher think I am a moron?”
Researcher Eugen Tarnow, with a Ph.D. from MIT, presents the ultimate in efficient piano practice in about 60 seconds a day. These easy-to-understand and easy-to-memorize exercises are designed to bring your fingers into the world of the virtuoso pianist. The exercises will greatly improve your piano technique and take your piano playing to a whole new level!
Ask yourself this:
1. Have you always wanted to learn how to play piano well but were put off by 2-4 hour daily practices?
2. Are you struggling with the boredom of practicing scales and arpeggios?
3. Are you wondering why you need to learn 24 scales when it seems like one scale should be enough?
If your answer to any of these questions is yes, then this piano book is definitely for you!
And it is a perfect present for your special pianist!
No more hour(s) long practice of Hanon & Czerny, no more thinking “is this really the best use of my time?” or “does my piano teacher think I am a moron?”
Researcher Eugen Tarnow, with a Ph.D. from MIT, presents the ultimate in efficient piano practice in about 60 seconds a day. These easy-to-understand and easy-to-memorize exercises are designed to bring your fingers into the world of the virtuoso pianist. The exercises will greatly improve your piano technique and take your piano playing to a whole new level!
Ask yourself this:
1. Have you always wanted to learn how to play piano well but were put off by 2-4 hour daily practices?
2. Are you struggling with the boredom of practicing scales and arpeggios?
3. Are you wondering why you need to learn 24 scales when it seems like one scale should be enough?
If your answer to any of these questions is yes, then this piano book is definitely for you!
And it is a perfect present for your special pianist!
