Carisch Methode De Piano Bastien - Technique Niveau 3
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Summary of This Method
This piano technique method brings together a set of structured exercises to strengthen the essential foundations of piano playing: finger independence, coordination of both hands, mastery of the keyboard, and a feeling of comfort in movement. Designed to accompany the student throughout their progression, it naturally integrates into a regular practice routine, complementing repertoire and other learning.
The content is designed to be practiced daily, with the idea of establishing healthy and effective automatisms. These exercises can also serve as warm-ups at the beginning of the session: they prepare articulation, attack, rhythmic precision, and gesture stability before approaching "real" pieces. This approach promotes quick setup while limiting tension and improving sound quality.
The method emphasizes flexible pedagogical use. Unless otherwise indicated, the dynamics are left to the teacher's discretion: it is recommended to repeat the same exercise at different levels (for example soft, medium, then more assertive) to develop control, listening, and equality between the fingers. Similarly, each exercise can be practiced at three tempos (slow, medium, fast): this alternation helps the student build precision first, then fluidity, and finally ease.
Regarding articulation, legato is the reference touch when no staccato is marked. However, many exercises originally legato can be replayed in staccato if the teacher deems it useful, in order to vary sensations, strengthen responsiveness, and refine coordination. Thanks to its correspondences with the Piano, Theory, and Recital manuals, this method fits into a coherent pathway, level by level, to consolidate technique in the service of musicality.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | piano | Genre | piano technique method |
| Collection | Technique | Language | French |
Questions frequently asked
What level is the Bastien Technique Method Level 3 intended for?
This method belongs to Level 3 of the Technique collection and supports a structured piano learning progression.
What piano exercises are offered in this volume?
The content develops finger independence, coordination of both hands, and keyboard mastery. The exercises also aim to provide a comfortable feeling in movement.
Can this method be used as a warm-up before playing the piano?
The exercises can serve as warm-ups at the beginning of a session. They prepare articulation, attack, and rhythmic precision. This work prepares the gesture before studying the repertoire.
How should tempos be practiced in Bastien Technique Level 3?
Each exercise can be approached at three tempos: slow, medium, and fast. This progression allows for first establishing precision, then fluidity.
Is legato indicated in the exercises?
In the absence of staccato markings, legato is the default touch. However, some exercises can be played staccato according to the pedagogical approach taken.
