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Overview
The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises by Charles-Louis Hanon is one of the best-known piano technique collections, designed to develop finger agility, strength, coordination and wrist flexibility.
This complete edition contains all 60 exercises, progressing through systematic patterns that help pianists build greater control and independence between the fingers. The exercises are intended as technical practice to support more confident and efficient piano playing.
Key Features
Complete collection of 60 Hanon exercises
Focuses on finger agility, strength and independence
Develops coordination between both hands
Helps improve finger control and evenness
Includes exercises for developing wrist flexibility
Exercises are arranged progressively to support systematic technical practice
Clear musical engraving for easier reading
Edited by Allan Small in the Alfred Masterwork Edition
What Students Will Learn
Regular practice from this collection can help students develop:
Finger independence – improving control of individual fingers
Finger agility – building speed and accuracy through repeated patterns
Hand coordination – strengthening coordination between the left and right hands
Technical control – developing more consistent and even playing
Wrist flexibility – encouraging greater freedom and flexibility in technique
Playing consistency – building a more reliable technical foundation for repertoire
Product Details
Title: Hanon Complete – The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises
Composer: Charles-Louis Hanon
Editor: Allan Small
Instrument: Piano
Level: Intermediate / Advanced
Publisher: Alfred Music
Series: Alfred Masterwork Edition
Content: Complete Exercises 1–60
Recommended For
Intermediate to advanced piano students
Students looking to strengthen their piano technique
Pianists working on finger independence and agility
Students preparing more technically demanding repertoire
Piano teachers seeking a structured technical exercise resource
Students who want to supplement repertoire practice with dedicated technique work
Overview
The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises by Charles-Louis Hanon is one of the best-known piano technique collections, designed to develop finger agility, strength, coordination and wrist flexibility.
This complete edition contains all 60 exercises, progressing through systematic patterns that help pianists build greater control and independence between the fingers. The exercises are intended as technical practice to support more confident and efficient piano playing.
Key Features
Complete collection of 60 Hanon exercises
Focuses on finger agility, strength and independence
Develops coordination between both hands
Helps improve finger control and evenness
Includes exercises for developing wrist flexibility
Exercises are arranged progressively to support systematic technical practice
Clear musical engraving for easier reading
Edited by Allan Small in the Alfred Masterwork Edition
What Students Will Learn
Regular practice from this collection can help students develop:
Finger independence – improving control of individual fingers
Finger agility – building speed and accuracy through repeated patterns
Hand coordination – strengthening coordination between the left and right hands
Technical control – developing more consistent and even playing
Wrist flexibility – encouraging greater freedom and flexibility in technique
Playing consistency – building a more reliable technical foundation for repertoire
Product Details
Title: Hanon Complete – The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises
Composer: Charles-Louis Hanon
Editor: Allan Small
Instrument: Piano
Level: Intermediate / Advanced
Publisher: Alfred Music
Series: Alfred Masterwork Edition
Content: Complete Exercises 1–60
Recommended For
Intermediate to advanced piano students
Students looking to strengthen their piano technique
Pianists working on finger independence and agility
Students preparing more technically demanding repertoire
Piano teachers seeking a structured technical exercise resource
Students who want to supplement repertoire practice with dedicated technique work
