Piano teaching : its principles and problems . her and client, 25, 26 Teaching in classes, 131, 132, 134;advantages of, 132positive methods of, 31time, how to arrange, 18 Technic, 19 historical development of, 53list of pieces for legato work, 155necessity for elastic methods of,143 INDEX 171 Technic, Continued,necessity of a logical system of, 55pedal, 67real end of, 56 staccato work, list of pieces, 156Technical exercise, first, 42 exercise, test of its efficiency, 56exercises, systematized list of, 57exercises, value of simplicity in, 57exercises, variety in, 67Technical studies, list of, 1
Piano teaching : its principles and problems . her and client, 25, 26 Teaching in classes, 131, 132, 134;advantages of, 132positive methods of, 31time, how to arrange, 18 Technic, 19 historical development of, 53list of pieces for legato work, 155necessity for elastic methods of,143 INDEX 171 Technic, Continued,necessity of a logical system of, 55pedal, 67real end of, 56 staccato work, list of pieces, 156Technical exercise, first, 42 exercise, test of its efficiency, 56exercises, systematized list of, 57exercises, value of simplicity in, 57exercises, variety in, 67Technical studies, list of, 152Tempo, acceleration of, through lackof control, 73as affected by the style, 85changes in, 86 Tempo, Continued, dependence of, upon the emo-tions, 71 flexibility in, 85 nature of, 84 rubato, 86, 117Thought-stimulation, 36Time-beats, how to teach the nature of, 71Time-signatures, 45Time-values, importance of com-prehension of, 70Tone-quality, melodic, 89Touch, phases of, 54Transition passages, 112 Unity common to all arts, 105elements of, 118. The Musicians Library C/This notable series has been planned to embrace all the master-pieces of song and piano literature; to gather into superbly madevolumes of uniform size and binding the best work of the best com-posers, edited by men of authority. Each volume is independent, complete in itself,and sold by itself. PIANO VOLUMES BACH PIANO ALBUM. Vol. I. Shorter Compositions Dr. Ebenezer Prout BACH PIANO ALBUM. Vol. II. Larger Compositions Dr. Ebenezer Prout BEETHOVEN PIANO COMPOSITIONS. Vols. I and H Eugen dAlbert BRAHMS, JOHANNES. Selected Piano Compositions Raphael Joseffy CHOPIN, FREDERIC. Forty Piano Compositions James Huneker CHOPIN, FREDERIC. The Greater Chopin James Huneker GRIEG, EDVARD. Larger Piano Compositions Bertha Feiring Tapper GRIEG, EDVARD. Piano Lyrics and Shorter Compositions Bertha Feiring Tapper HAYDN, FRANZ JOSEF. Twenty Piano Compositions Xaver Scharwenka LISZT, FRANZ. Ten Hungarian Rhapsodies August Spanuth an
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