Hanon · The Virtuoso Pianist · Part II
Hanon Exercise No. 35 Thumb under the fifth finger
Exercise 35 of 60 from Hanon’s The Virtuoso Pianist, newly engraved from the 1900 Schirmer edition. The widest pass of all: the thumb turns under straight after the fifth finger. Hanon stresses that this exercise matters a great deal. Press Play to hear it on a real piano, set the speed anywhere from Hanon’s 40 up to his 72, hear one hand at a time or switch on the metronome, and click any note to start from there.
As printed in Hanon’s book
M.M. 𝅗𝅥 = 40 to 72
Turning the thumb under the 5th finger. This exercise is of the highest importance.
Click any note to hear from there. Space plays and pauses.
Quick facts
- Book
- C. L. Hanon, The Virtuoso Pianist in Sixty Exercises, Part II
- Trains
- The widest pass of all: the thumb turns under straight after the fifth finger. Hanon stresses that this exercise matters a great deal.
- Key
- C major
- Time signature
- 3/4
- Length
- 30 bars
- Hanon’s speed
- 40 to 72 minim beats a minute
- Source
- G. Schirmer edition, 1900; English text by Theodore Baker
- Copyright
- Public domain. This engraving is free to print, copy and share.
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