Charles-Louis Hanon
"The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises" is one of the most widely used piano technique books in the world. First published in 1873, these exercises have become a cornerstone of piano pedagogy, used by students and professionals alike to develop finger strength, independence, and agility.
Charles-Louis Hanon designed these exercises to be practiced daily as a warm-up routine. Each exercise systematically develops specific technical challenges, from basic finger independence to complex patterns involving the entire hand.
The exercises are designed to be played hands together and can be transposed to all keys. Many pianists incorporate Hanon into their daily practice routine, spending 15-30 minutes on these exercises before moving to repertoire.
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