Simple Studies for Rusty Pianists: Techniques, Tips, Typical Mistakes

Many self-taught piano enthusiasts avoid studies, especially those who have thoroughly "rusted over." This genre has developed a reputation for being boring technical music that requires tedious sitting, and it is unlikely to be played in public. However, this is not the case at all. The study has an interesting advantage - it is built on repetitions, making it less difficult to memorize than pieces from other genres. Educators place great importance on playing studies, as they help students develop technical formulas that allow them to quickly analyze musical texts.
This collection features small, compact studies for piano of varying difficulty, from beginner to advanced levels. All of them are accessible to adult amateurs for self-study, are comfortable to hold, and sound rich and virtuosic.
Each study is accompanied by a technical commentary to help learn it correctly and avoid typical mistakes. The commentary includes a artistic image; the main type of technique; the main technical difficulties; typical mistakes; techniques and tips for practicing or performing; details not to miss during analysis; and finally, notes on the sheet music; musical terms; ways to play complex measures.
2nd edition.