Hal Leonard Hanon The Virtuoso Pianist In 60 EXercises Complete Reviews

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I loved getting this book of Hanon exercises, which I had 25 years ago, the last time I played the piano. I'm enjoying them every day. from Amazon.com This is a difficult and complete book of exercises. If you aspire to professional level piano ability but haven't studied much yet, forget this one. from Amazon.com This is the definitive book for developing piano technique, bar none. The other reviews here will testify to this. from Amazon.com As a pianist of twenty years and a piano teacher of ten, I highly recommend this book to any serious piano student. While the exercises may seem daunting at first glance, one soon realizes that the repetitive patterns are quite easy to play, even for fairly new pianists who are still learning notes. from Amazon.com Going against the grain here I would say DO NOT buy this book! I am a piano teacher and yes, I had to use this book in my younger days. from Amazon.com This has got to be the best $7 you could invest in developing piano playing talents. The exercises are not easy and playing them seems a lot like work. from Amazon.com Written before 1900 - still being printed. You need this book if you're at all interested in playing piano. While playing the exercises isn't going to endear you to your neighbours, family or friends, I felt it has already started to improve the strength and control of my 4/5 fingers. from Amazon.com I teach piano, in addition to having played for over twenty years, and this book is essential. For my beginning students ages 8-adult, it's a great way for them to get started sight-reading using the interval-reading method as opposed to the note-reading method. from Amazon.com This book takes the budding pianist through exercise to strengthen fingers and build up agility and coordination. The exercises can be quite melodic themselves, especially as one builds up speed using increasingly fast settings on a metronome. from Amazon.com I'm just learning play piano, this exercises are very good to develop agility and strength in both hands. from Amazon.com

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