Technique book

beka2525 · Post by **beka2525** » Sun Jul 22, 2007 11:05 pm

I need something that has trills and etudes..any recommendations?

fluttiegurl · Post by **fluttiegurl** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 6:59 am

The Rubank series is pretty inclusive. The advanced book 1 has several trill exercises as well as a number of etudes. I know there are others, but this one always comes to mind.

amir · Post by **amir** » Fri Sep 07, 2007 11:25 pm

Hi
Marcel moice, is so great for improving tecnique but it,s more like scales and arpegies and doesnt have melody, especially in book1,and it has also book 2,3 that have a little melody.
you can also try a tune a day, it has 2 books,and have etudes ,and famous short pieces from all composers.

piccolo1991 · Post by **piccolo1991** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 6:52 pm

I use:
Taffenal & Gaubert:Method 2 (scale/arpeggio/chord exercises, two sections of etudes, some orchestral excerpts...)
Moyse:Exercises Journaliers (scale/arpeggio/chord exercises with a recommended daily practice order going over a month)
Anderson etudes
Karg-Elert (more modern etudes)

Some of my students use:
Reichert-7 daily exercises
Cavally- Progressive and Melodious studies (collection from a bunch of different composers)
Rubank series is good too

Hope some of that helps!

Sara