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J. B. DUVERNOYThe School of Mechanism
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Complete in One Volume, or in Three Books
WRITTEN EXPRESSLY TO PRECEDE
CZERNY'S SCHOOL OF VELOCITY
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497/499 Op. 44. 25 Easy and ProgressiveStudies. 3 vols. ,
534/535
536
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Op. 83. Easiest Studies In Velocity
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537/538807
The same. In 2 vols.
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309 Op. 101. Album-leaves for theYoung
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753/754 The same, In 2 vols. 55/56 The same, in 2 vols. •
916 Op. 824. Practical Method forPlaying in Correct Time (See"Piano Four Hands")
272 Op. 849. 30 New Studies in Tech-nics (preparatory to Op.' 299)(Buonamici)
339 Op. 130. 35 Easy Studies (withoutoctaves)
1177
CHRISANDER, N.323 Technical Studies, as a pre-paratory method for the Tausig-Ehrlich Daily Studies
CLEMENTI, M.
206325
326
Op. 131. 24 Melodious StudiesOp. 140. Album for the Young. 20melodious piecesOp. 141. School of Velocity forBeginnersOp. 148. Novelletten. 12 littlesalon pieces. . 2 vols.
445 First Instruction in Piano-Playing100 recreations (Ruthardt)
994 Selected Studies, vol. I. 170studies in the upper elementary
877/878
780 GradusadParnassum. 29 SelectedStudies (Tausig)
and middle grades995 The same, vol. II. 92 studies In HABERBIER, E.
Op. 53, Op. 59. Etudes-poesies.1112166
The same (Spanish ^ditiorf)tGradus ad Parnassum. 100 Exer-
the middle grade996 The same, vol. III. 73 studies in 191
cises (Vogrich) the upper middle and upper 24 pieces (Ruthardt)167/169 The same, in 3 vols. grades
376 Preludes and Exercises (School of 997 The same, vol. IV. 58 studies InScales), in all the major andminor keys (Vogrich)
the upper and advanced uppergrades HANDROCK, J.
385/386 fl2 Celebrated Sonatas (Buona-mlci). 2 vols.
6 Sonatinas, Op. 36 (Kohler)tl2 Sonatinas, Op. 36, 37, 38(Kohler)
299 Mechanical Studies
81140 DORING, C. H.
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HANON, C. L.925 The Virtuoso Pianist In 60 Exer-
CONCONE, G.651 Op. 24. Exercises and Studies in
Staccato Octave-playingcises CompleteThe same. In 3 vols.:
139 Op. 24. 25 Melodic Studies (easy 652/653 The same, in 2 vols. (Vol. I, 1071 Part I (Nos. 1-20)
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Expression (Oesterle)1035 Op. 25. 8 Octave Studies 1073 Part III (Nos. 44-60)1098 Op. 86. 16 Easy and Melodious 1081 El pianista exlmio, en sesenta ejef -
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