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Op. 100, 25 pieces
Each étude drills one skill — arpeggios, repeated notes, cantabile line — inside a short playable piece.

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Burgmüller's 25 études, edited by Alfred, with a companion CD. For intermediate piano students working on musicality rather than raw technique.

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Each étude drills one skill — arpeggios, repeated notes, cantabile line — inside a short playable piece.
Detail 02
Difficulty climbs across the book. Later pieces are noticeably harder than the opening ones.
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You can hear tempo, phrasing and pedaling before sight-reading, which helps students without weekly lessons.
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Fingering and editorial markings are added throughout, unlike an urtext score.
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Comfortable reading both clefs, basic key signatures, and simple hand independence. Roughly the end of a level-two method book.
Recorded performances of the pieces, used as a listening reference for tempo and phrasing.
Depends on lesson pace. Students typically work through selected pieces over a year rather than playing all 25 in order.
Not strictly. The CD gives you a model to copy, but there is no lesson text explaining technique.
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