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paratory method for the Tauslg-Ehrllch Daily Studies

CLEMENTI, M.780 GradusadParnassum. 29 Selected

Studies (Tausig)The same (Spanish Fdltion)tGradus ad Parnassum. 100 Exer-

cises (Vogrich)The same, in 3 vols.Preludes and Exercises (School ofScales), in all the major andminor keys (Vogrich)

385/386 fl2 Celebrated Sonatas (Buona-mlci). 2 vols.

6 Sonatinas, Op. 36 (Kohler)tl2 Sonatinas, Op. 36, 37, 38(Kohler)

1112166

167/169376

81140

139

141

140

CONCONE, G.Op. 24. 25 Melodic Studies (easyand progressive) (Oesterle)Op. 25. 15 Studies in Style andExpression (Oesterle)Op. 30. 20 Studies on the SingingTouch (Oesterle)

VOL. NO.226 Op. 37. x4 Brilliant Preludes for

Small Hands (Oesterle)25 30 Selected Studies (Oesterle)

1030 Op. 44. 15 Studies in Expression(Von Doenhoff)

142/1458271178

828/831

153

378

161

162/165150

151/152149

383

749

402

146

148

60

154

155/1601158

1159/62192

193/195147

54

55/56916

272

445

994

995

996

997

879/881

651

652/653

10351098

CRAMER, J. B.84 Celebrated Studies. 4 vols.

50 Selected Studies (Biilow)The same (Spanish Edition)The same (English text), in 4 vols.

CZERNY, C.Op. 139. 100 Progressive Studieswithout Octaves (Vogrich)Op. 261. Exercises in Passage-playing. 125 elementary studies(Buonamlci)

tOp. 299. The School of Velocity.40 Studies (Vogrich) CompleteThe same, in 4 vols.Op. 335. School of Legato andStaccato. 50 exercises, sequel toOp. 299 (Buonamlci)The same, in 2 vols.Op. 337. 40 Daily Exercises (Buon-amlci)Op. 365. School of the Virtuoso.60 Studies in bravura and style(Buonamlci)

Op. 453. 110 Easy and ProgressiveExercises (Buonamlci)Op. 553. 6 Octave Studies in Pro-gressive Difficulty (Schultze)

Op. 599. Practical Method for Be-ginners (Buonamlci)Op. 636. Preliminary School ofFinger Dexterity (Buonamlci)

Op. 718. 24 Studies for the LeftHand (Scharfenberg)

tOp. 740. The Art of Finger Dex-terity. 50 Studies in brilliant style(Vogrich) CompleteThe same. In 6 vols.

tOp. 755. Perfection in Style (Her-zog) CompleteThe same, In 4 vols.

Op. 802. Practical Fingering Exer-cises (Rolle)

The same, in 3 vols.

Op. 821. 160 Eight-Measure Exer-cises (Buonamlci)Op. 823. The Little Pianist. 73easy and progressive exercises,beginning with the first rudi-mentsThe same, In 2 vols.

Op. 824. Practical Method forPlaying in Correct Time (See"Piano Four Hands")

Op. 849. 30 New Studies in Tech-nics (preparatory to Op. 299)(Buonamlci)

First Instruction in Piano-Playing100 recreations (Ruthardt)

Selected Studies, vol. I. 170studies in the upper elementaryand middle gradesThe same, vol. II. 92 studies inthe middle gradeThe same, vol. III. 73 studies inthe upper middle and uppergradesThe same, vol. IV. 58 studies inthe upper and advanced uppergrades

DORING, C. H.Op. 8. 25 Easy and ProgressiveStudies. 3 vols.

Op. 24. Exercises and Studies inStaccato Octave-playingThe same, in 2 vols. (Vol. I,

exercises; Vol. II, studies)Op. 25. 8 Octave StudiesOp. 86. 16 Easy and MelodiousStudies (beginning of middlegrade)

VOL. NO.

901/902

DORN, A.Op. 100. 24 Studies In all majorand minor keys. 2 vols.

DREYSCHOCK, A.531 The School of Scales Complete

532/533 The same, in 2 vols.'

DUVERNOY, J. B.316 Op. 120. The School of Mech-

anism. 15 studies, preparatoryto Czerny's "School of Velocity

"

(Klauser)50 Op. 176. Ecole primalre. 25 studies

EGGELING, E.854 Studies for Advanced Mechanical

Development

79c

799/800801

802/803804

805/8061100

1101/02422/423

908534/535

536537/538

807

808/809834

539309

874

323963601

324339

206325

326

877/878

191

GURLITT, C.Op. 50. 24 Easy, Melodious StudiesThe same, in 2 vols.Op. 51. 24 Melodious Studies (me-dium difficulty)

The same, in 2 vols.Op. 52. 20 Studies in Rhythm andExpressionThe same, In 2 vols.

Op. 53. 20 Velocity StudiesThe same, in 2 vols.

Op. 54. 6 Sonatinas. 2 vols.Op. 80. Rhythmical StudiesOp. 82. The First Steps of theYoung Pianist. 2 vols.

Op. 83. Easiest Studies in VelocityThe same, in 2 vols.

Op. 85. 24 Studies on Scales andArpeggiosThe same. In 2 vols.

Op. 90. 50 Dally Exercises in CanonForm

24 Octave StudiesAlbum-leaves for the

Op. 100.

Op. 101Young

Op. 104. Fleurs de Champs. 12little salon pieces in dance form

Op. 107. Buds and BlossomsOp. 112. Feuilles volant es

Op. 113. Mlmosen. 12 characteris-tic pieces (Klauser)Op. 117. The First LessonsOp. 130. 35 Easy Studies (withoutoctaves)Op. 131. 24 Melodious StudiesOp. 140. Album for the Young. 20melodious piecesOp. 141. School of Velocity forBeginnersOp. 148. Novelletten. 12 littlesalon pieces. 2 vols.

HABERBIER, E.Op. 53, Op. 59. Etudes-poesies.24 pieces (Ruthardt)

HANDROCK, J.299 Mechanical Studies

HANON, C. L.925 The Virtuoso Pianist In 60 Exer-

cises CompleteThe same, in 3 vols.:

1071 Part I (Nos. 1-20)

1072 Part II (Nos. 21-43)1073 Part III (Nos. 44-60)1081 El pianista eximio, en sesenta ejer-

clclos (Spanish edition)

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