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Études 1-3: Piano (Solo)

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Études 1-3: Piano (Solo)

By Mark Barden

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Series: Edition Peters
Publisher: Edition Peters
Page Count: 24
ISBN10: 0-01-413434-9
ISBN13: 979-0-0141-3434-1
SKU: 98-EP14423

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Why we love this

These three études occupy that rare middle ground where technical work feels musically purposeful. Barden writes with clarity and directness, making each piece feel like a complete musical thought rather than a finger-independence drill.

What to expect

Focused and deliberate. Each étude presents a specific pianistic challenge while maintaining musical integrity throughout its span. The writing feels contemporary yet grounded in clarity.

Who it's for

Intermediate to advanced piano students ready to work on technique within a musical context. These études serve teachers and independent pianists who value studies that develop both hands and ears simultaneously.

How to get the most out of it

  • Work through each étude slowly enough to establish clean voicing before pushing tempo; the writing rewards clarity over speed.
  • Pay attention to hand independence and voice leading across both staves; listen for how the lines relate to each other, not just individual technical patterns.
  • Use the 24-page span to build stamina gradually across the three pieces rather than rushing to master them all at once.

How to use it

Program these individually in student recitals to showcase technical growth, or use them as standalone teaching material in lessons. The three études work well as a sequence showing progression of difficulty over a semester or year of study.

Skills your students will build

  • Hand independence and voice control
  • Sustained technical precision across longer forms
  • Reading and executing contemporary piano writing

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