Exercise
Romantic works
Definition
A short focused piece designed to develop a specific technical or musical skill — typically more compact and less artistically elaborate than an étude. Common in nineteenth-century pedagogical literature where composers like Le Couppey, Beyer, and Köhler produced large sets of exercises to introduce students to varied keys, hand positions, and figurations in a systematic way.
Works (25)
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: A
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: B
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: C
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: D
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: E
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: F
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: G
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: H
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: I
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: K
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: L
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: M
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: N
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: O
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: P
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: Q
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: R
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: S
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: T
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: U
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: V
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: W
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: X
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: Y
- L'Alphabet, Op. 17: Z