Collection
Super Studies
49 pieces in this collection.
- Air - for flexibility
- Aria - for cantabile playing
- Aria - for legato playing
- Baroque Melody - for style and rhythm
- Cantilena 1 - for breath control
- Cantilena 2 - for breath control
- Dots and Dashes - for rhythm amd finger strength
- Dots and Dashes - for rhythm and finger strength
- Finger Twister No 1 - for chromatics
- Finger Twister No 2 - for chromatics
- Flexible Variations - for flexibility
- Flexible Variations - for flexibility and note centring
- Forget-me-not - for the left hand first finger
- Georgia's Gigue - for single tonguing
- Georgia's Gigue - for tonguing
- Hymn No 1 - for long phrases
- Hymn No 2 - for long phrases
- Hymn No 3 - for long phrases
- Leapfrog - for playing large intervals
- Missing Links - for arpeggios
- More Dots and Dashes - for rhythm and finger strength
- Nocturne - for long note practice
- One Above - for embouchure and intonation
- Peter's Polka - for triple tonguing
- Scales in Thirds - for dexterity
- Slide Tester No 1 - for chromatics
- Slide Tester No 2 - for chromatics
- Swiss Mountain Air - for embouchure flexibility
- Swiss Mountain Air - for flexibility
- Swiss Mountain Air - for flexibilty
- Threasy Does It - for finger strength
- Threasy Does It - for slide technique
- Threes, Fives and Sevens - for changing metre
- Through the Key Whole - for scales and arpeggios
- Triplets - for triple tonguing
- TTTTechnical Exercise - for single tonguing
- TTTTechnical Exercise - for tonguing
- TuKu - for double tonguing
- TuKu TuKu - for double tonguing
- Up Hill and Down Dale - for lip flexibility
- Up Hill and Down Dale - for scales and trills
- Ups and Downs - for flexibility
- Variations - for cantabile playing
- Which B flat?
- Which B flat? - for the four common Bb fingerings
- Which E flat? - for the left hand Eb key
- Which F sharp, which C? - for the alternate fingering of these notes
- Which F? - for forked F fingering
- Which finger? - for the 4th fingers