Hal Leonard Salsa Hanon Play Along - 50 Essential Exercises Latin Piano + CD - Piano Solo
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Summary of This Method
Salsa Hanon Play-Along - 50 Essential Exercises For Latin Piano offers a selection of 50 essential exercises designed to strengthen piano technique while integrating the rhythmic reflexes specific to Latin styles. The "Hanon" spirit is clearly embraced: intelligent repetition, precision, control, and touch stability, all serving a smoother and more reliable playing.
The major asset of this edition is its play-along CD, which transforms practice sessions into genuine musical training. By playing with the accompaniment, you refine your sense of tempo, articulation, and ability to maintain a steady pulse-qualities essential for salsa and Afro-Latin music. This method is aimed at pianists who want to move from purely mechanical exercises to a more musical practice focused on "performance."
Presented as a sequel to Hanon's The Virtuoso Pianist, this method positions itself as a logical continuation for those wishing to maintain daily technical discipline while exploring more Latin-tinged colors and patterns. Perfect for enriching a warm-up routine, consolidating coordination between hands separately and together, and gaining confidence in transitions.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | piano | Collection | Private Lessons series |
Questions frequently asked
How many exercises does Salsa Hanon Play-Along contain?
The book includes 50 essential exercises dedicated to Latin piano technique.
Does the included CD allow for practicing with accompaniment?
The play-along CD provides accompaniment to practice the exercises in a musical context. Working with this support targets tempo consistency and articulation. The pulse can thus be practiced within the salsa and Afro-Latin music context.
Is this method suitable for solo piano?
The specified instrumentation is piano, in a solo piano sheet music format. The exercises notably address coordination of separate hands, then hands together.
Which Latin style is covered in this Hanon method?
The indicated musical genre is Latin, with a marked focus on salsa and Afro-Latin rhythmic patterns.
Is this a sequel to Hanon’s The Virtuoso Pianist?
This edition is presented as a sequel to "Hanon’s The Virtuoso Pianist." It retains the principle of technical repetition while introducing Latin piano patterns.
