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QUINZE

ETUDES DE GENRE ET
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POUR LE

PIANO

Editfd and Fingered

BY

LOUIS OESTERLE

NEW YORK : G. SCIIIRMER
BOSTON : BOSTON MUSIC CO.
Copyright, 1900, by G. Schirmkk

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Vol. I. 170 studies in the upper ele-
mentary and middle grades
Vol. H. 92 studles In the mlddleftrade
Vol. III. 73 studles in the upper mid¬
dle and upper grades
Vol. IV. 58 studies ln the upper and
vanced upper grades

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652-653

901-902

531

532-533

DORING, C. H. Op. 8. 25 easy and pro¬
gressive studies. 3 vols . each 75

— Op. 24. Exercises and studies In stac¬
cato octave playing 75

— The same in 2 vols., each 50

DORN, A. Op. 100. 24 Studies In ail major
and minor keys. 2 vols., each 50

DREYSCHOCK, A. The school of scales 1 25
— The same in 2 vols., each 75

316 DUVERNOY; J. B. Op. 120. School oi
mechanlsm. Preparatory to Czerny's
velocity. 15 studies 50

50 — Op. 176. École primaire. 25 studles 50

854 EGGELING, E. Studles for advanced

mechanical development 50

798 GURLITT. C. Op. 50. 24 easy, melodlous

studies 75

799-800 — The same in 2 vols., each 50

801 — Op. 51. 24 melodious studies (medium

difficulty) 7S

802-803 — The same in 2 vols., each 50

804 — Op, 52. 20 studies ln rhythm and ex¬
pression 75

805-806 — The same in 2 vol»., each 50

908 — Op. 80, Rhythmical studies 100

534-535 — Op. 82. The tirst steps of the young

pianist. 2 vols., each 75

536 — Op. 83. Easiest studies in velocity 60

537-538 — The same in 2 vols., each 40

807 — Op. 85. 24 studies on scales and ar-

peggios 75

808-809 — The same in 2 vols., each 50

834 — Op. 90. 50 daily exercises 50

539 — Op. 100. 24 octave studies 1 00

324 — Op. 117. The first tessons 50

339 — Op. 130. 35 ea6y studies 60

206 — Op. 131. 24 melodious studles 65

326 — Op. 141. School of velocity for beginners 75

191
299

925 HANON, C. L. The virtuoso pianist in
60 exercises

545 546 HASERT, R. Op. 50, Modem school of
velocity. 2 vols., each

179-180 HELLER, S. Op. 16. Art of phraslng.

2 vols., eacb

176 — Op. 45. 25 melodlous studies

177 — Op. 46. 30 progressive studies
173 — Op. 47. 25 studies for rhythm and ex¬
pression

766 — Op. 125. 24 studies for rhythm and ex¬
pression

— 50 selected studies

HABERBIER, E. Op. 53. Études-poésies 7S
HANDROCK, J. Mechanical studies

1 50

24

44

HENSELT, A. Op. 2.
concert studies

12 characteristic

170 HERZ, H. Scales and exercises

763-765 JENSEN, A. Op. 32.
each

25 études. 3 vol»..

317 KÔHLER, L. Op. 50. First studles

543 — O*. 60. 20 studies in continuoua scale

and chord passages

540 — Op. 85. 12 studies in easy passage

playing

— The same ln 2 vol». . each
— Op. 128. New school of velocity.

2 vola, eacb

— Op. 150. Daily répétitions
12 easiest studies
12 easy studies
16 elementary studies
The very easiest studies
40 children’s exercises and
mélodies

406 — Op. 232. The first tessons in finger
dexterity

321 — Op. 242. Short school of velocity, with¬
out octaves

553 KRAUSE, A. Op. 2. 10 trill studles

544 — Op. 4. 18 practice pièces for beginners

554 — Op. 25. The first studies in notes for

beginners

541-542

746-74?

31»

318

425

196

480

490

— Op. 151
— Op. 157.
— Op. 163.
— Op. 190.
— Op. 218.

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vol. paies

481-486 KÜHNER, C. School of études for the

pianist. 6 vol»., eacb 75

KULLAK, TH. Op. 48. The school of
octave playing. 2 section» :

*475 Sec. I. Preliminary school 1 00

476 Sec. II. 7 octave studies 1 00

939 KUNZ, K. M. Op. 14. 200 short 2-part

canons 1 00

430 LE COUPPEY, F. Op. 17. The alpha¬
bet. 25 very easy studies 75

67 — Op. 20. L’Agilité. 25 progressive studies

for mechanlsm and light touch 75

68 — Op. 25. La difficulté. 15 studies for ln-

dependence of the fingers 1 00

69 — Op. 26. Préface à l'École de vélocité de

Cxerny. 15 studies for mechanlsm 1 00

70 — The vlrtuosity. 50 difficuL exercises 60

175 LEMOINE, H. Op. 37. 50 études enfant¬
ines 60

f788 LISZT, F. 12 Études d'exécution trans¬
cendante 2 00

789-790 —The same in 2 vol»., each 1 25

835 —6 grand études by N. Paganini, arr. 1 25

491-493 LOESCHHORN, A. Op. 52. 30 melodious

studies. 3 vol»., eacb 50

— Studies for development of technique
and expression. 3 parts :

310-312 Part I. Op. 65. For beginners. 3 vol»..

eacb 50

966 The urne, complété 1 00

313-315 Part II. Op. 66. For the intermediate

degree. 3 vol»., each 50

967 The «ame. complété 1 00

731-733 Part III. Op. 67. For more advanced

pupils. 3 vol»., each 50

768 The »ame, complété 1 00

501-503 — Op. 84. 6o melodious practice pièces for

beginners. 3 vola, each 50

915 — Op. 96, 100. Chlldhood's hours 100

254 — Pianoforte technics. Daily exercises 1 00

913 LOW, J. Op. 281. Octave studies 75

403 MOSCHELES, I. Op. 70. 24 character¬
istic studies 1 00

404-405 — The same in 2 vol»., each 60

797 NEUPERT, E. 12 Studies 75

181 PACHER.J. A. Op. 11. 6 octave exercises 50

835 PAGANINI, N. 6 Grand études, arr.

See Liszt. F.

792 PISCHNA, J. 60 Progressive exercises 1 00
PISCHNA, THE LITTLE. See Wouf. B.

304 PLAIDY, L. Technical atudies 75

791 RUBINSTE1N, A. Op. 23. 6 études 1 50

335 SCHMITT, A. Op. 16. 61 studles 1 25

336-338 — The umc in 3 vol»., each 50

434 —Preparatory exercises 25

392 SCKULZ, F. A. Scales and chords 25

796 SCHWALM, R. Daily exercises 50

858 STAMATY. C. Op 37. Slnging touch

and technique. 25 easy studies for
small hands I 00

478 STREABBOQ, L. Op. 63. 12 very easy

and melodious atudies. (First degree) 75

479 — Op. 64. 12 easy and melodious studles

(Second degree) 75

965 VOGT, J. Op. 145. 24 octave studies

(medium difficulty) 75

66 WIECK, F. Piano studles 75

898 WOLFF. B. The little Pischna. 48 prac¬
tice pièces 50

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495. - Op. 157. 12 Easy Studies 50

196. - Op. 163. 16 Elementary Studies 50

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