A Dozen a Day Book 4 - Willis Piano Technique, Edna Mae Burnam
The purpose of this book is to develop strong hands and flexible fingers, with exercises that can be played slowly and softly at first, then gradually faster and louder as technique improves.
Product Overview
Written by Edna Mae Burnam and published by Willis, "A Dozen a Day" has become a staple of piano technique study across generations of students. Book 4 continues the series with exercises specifically aimed at developing strong hands and flexible fingers — students are encouraged to begin each exercise slowly and softly, then build up speed and volume as their technique develops, providing excellent day-to-day training.
Ideal For
- Intermediate to advanced piano students seeking a reliable daily technique routine
- Piano teachers looking for a proven, widely used technique supplement
- Students working to develop hand strength and finger flexibility
- Studios building a consistent technical foundation alongside method book study
Key Features
Daily Warm-Up Structure
Short exercises are designed to be played at the start of each practice session, building consistent technical habits over time.
Progressive Tempo and Dynamics
Exercises can be practiced slowly and softly at first, then gradually increased in speed and volume, allowing students to build control before building speed.
Hand Strength and Finger Flexibility
Book 4 specifically targets developing strong hands and flexible fingers, building on skills introduced earlier in the series.
Universally Recognized Series
"A Dozen a Day" is one of the most widely used piano technique series, trusted by teachers and students across generations.
BP C4.5B
