# Carl Czerny
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carl czerny (German: [ˈtʃɛɐ̯ni]; 21 February 1791 – 15 July 1857) was an Austrian composer, teacher, and pianist of Czech origin whose music spanned the late Classical and early Romantic eras. His vast musical production amounted to over a thousand works and his books of studies for the piano are still widely used in piano teaching. He was one of Ludwig van Beethoven's best-known pupils.
Carl Czerny - Piano Concertino
Carl Czerny - Piano Concertino
Rosemary Tuck, piano
English Chamber Orchestra
Richard Bonynge, conductor
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Exercise No.38 from Progressive Studies, 100 Op.139, Part II for piano solo - Mp3 audio file
https://www.virtualsheetmusic.com/score/CzernyOp139b.html - Virtual Sheet Music presents the Carl Czerny's Exercise No.38 from Progressive Studies, 100 Op.139, Part II for piano solo. Subscribe to the podcast to listen to daily Mp3 files taken from our high quality digital sheet music collection. T…
Franz Liszt Part 1: The World's First Rockstar.
In part one of our series on classical composer and pianist, Franz Liszt, we examine the earliest parts of the young prodigy's life. Though he was born the son of a humble bookkeeper, by age seven Franz would demonstrate such unbelievable skill on the piano that he would be accepted as a pupil in V…
Exercise No.82 from Practical Method for Beginners Op.599, Part IV for piano solo - Mp3 audio file
https://www.virtualsheetmusic.com/score/CzernyOp599d.html - Virtual Sheet Music presents the Carl Czerny's Exercise No.82 from Practical Method for Beginners Op.599, Part IV for piano solo. Subscribe to the podcast to listen to daily Mp3 files taken from our high quality digital sheet music collect…
Episode 75 - Something New
G’day everyone, I’m David Reidy. Welcome to Piano, Finally — a podcast by an old bloke who’s getting around to learning the piano, finally.
With the exams marked and reports written, the last weeks of the school year bring a welcome return to regular practice (and twice-daily swimming). This week’s…
128: Donald Francis Tovey's Well-Tempered
I don’t blame us for preferring our rather clean, modern Bach editions to this:
But are we so confident in our own interpretations that we can throw out the likes of Hans Bischoff, Carl Czerny, Ferruccio Busoni (pictured) and Donald Francis Tovey? These heavily annotated performance editions, while…
Ep.33: The Hidden Carl Czerny, Part Three
In this third and final episode of our Carl Czerny trilogy, we return to Op. 299, the School of Velocity, and listen to selections from the final ten etudes, comparing my upcoming recording with modern performances by Vivian Harvey Slater and Leslie Howard.
But this episode goes beyond finger techn…
Ep.29: Czerny Op. 299, Part 2: The Etudes Get Serious
In the second episode of our three-part series on Carl Czerny’s Op. 299, we move into etudes 21 to 30, where the School of Velocity becomes far more than a technical drill book. These pieces reveal drama, cantabile writing, repeated-note challenges, and a level of pianistic difficulty that raises s…
Driven by the Piano Pedal
In this episode, we confront a subject pianists rarely question: the damper pedal.
We begin with a simple premise: what if Beethoven and Chopin were not vague about pedaling — but precise? What if the widespread modern habit of “continuous” pedal use is not an innocent evolution, but a structural s…
Ep. 23: Carl Czerny Beyond the Scales
In this episode of The Authentic Sound Podcast, we return to a figure who has been systematically misunderstood: Carl Czerny.
Most pianists know him as the composer of technical exercises. Few realise that he was:
* Beethoven’s most important pupil
* Franz Liszt’s teacher
* The most influential pia…
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