Exercise 6 From The Virtuoso Pianist by Charles-Louis Hanon

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1. Connect your MIDI keyboard to your computer.

2. Play the same note(s) on your keyboard that you see highlighted on the screen. The right-hand notes are in red, and the left-hand notes are in blue. At your own pace, continue playing the newly highlighted note(s) until you reach the end of the song.

Quick Tip: Accelerate your learning by mastering each hand individually before combining them using the hand selector tool.

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Exercises 1-20: Part I of Hanon's series serves as a foundational phase for pianists. It focuses on establishing basic hand positions, developing finger strength, independence, and introducing fundamental concepts of hand coordination. These exercises are accessible for beginners, emphasizing precise and controlled movements with a goal of building a solid technical foundation.

General Tips for Practicing Hanon Exercises:

Start Slowly: Begin each exercise at a slow and manageable tempo to ensure accuracy and control.

Gradual Speed Increase: As you become more comfortable, gradually increase the speed. However, always prioritize precision over speed.

Consistent Practice: Regular and consistent practice is important. Consider adding them into your daily practice routine.

Mindful Playing: Focus on maintaining a relaxed and natural hand position. Be mindful of any tension and work to eliminate it through careful practice.