A Dozen a Day: Preparatory: Technical Exercises for the Piano to Be Done Each Day Before Practicing

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The idea is to learn two or three exercises at a time, which should be played each day before practicing. Edna-Mae Burnam’s six books of technical exercises, A Dozen A Day, quickly established themselves as classics in the piano pedagogy literature, and in the decades since their first appearance back in the 1950’s, their short routines and iconic illustrations have found their way into the hearts (and fingers) of developing pianists around the world, selling some 25 million copies. Linking the stick character illustration to the written notation before trying to play it can sometimes be a great way to help learners recognise patterns in the music, as well as the character with which they might be played. Each book in this series contains short warm-up exercises to be played at the beginning of each practice session, providing excellent day-to-day training for the student. p>Hidersine Cello Cases: Very nice entry-level cello cases in an assortment of colours.

They nonetheless still offer a very full and mellow sound with an ability to project without being metallic. Double Bass Exam Books Double Bass Scales, Sight reading and prescribed repertoire books for the Associated Board and Trinity College London. As well as A Dozen A Day books, learning pianists and other instrumentalists can explore Musicroom further to discover more piano tutor material and methods for various instruments and assist their musical development. Dozen A Day exercises are almost all presented in the key of C major until the later books in the series. If you are in a situation where you are required to carry two instruments around – a