L'Art de délier les doigts

Volume 1:
Developing agility in the fingers without moving the hands
Crossing under with the thumb
Developing clarity and fluency
Agility in playing a quiet staccato
Evenness in parallel runs
Clarity in playing broken chords
Dynamic tension when plying with force
Changing fingers at speed
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Volume 2:
Staccato playing with a gentle spring
Playing in thirds
Facility in changing fingers
Flexibility in the left hand
Optimising fluency
Playing sequences of chords
Dynamic tension when playing with force
Changing fingers at speed
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Volume 3:
Rapid minor scales
Crossing hands with a gentle touch
Maintaining the movement of both hands
Playing double octaves
Matching the movement of both hands
Practising trills
Developing a gentle touch with the fingers on the left hand
Playing the thumb on the black keys with a completely relaxed hand
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Volume 4:
Achieving clarity at speed
Playing sequences of chords as fast as possible
Independent movement of the fingers
Increasing agility in the fingers without moving the hand around
Practising mordents
Developing a firm attack
Exercise in crossing the thumb under
Lifting the fingers evenly
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Volume 5:
A light touch with octave leaps
Playing trills in thirds
Changing fingers on a single key
Keeping the arm light when playing a smooth line
Achieving clarity at full force
Lifting both hands smoothly
Exercise in thirds
Light staccato chords
Increasing mobility of the fingers on the left hand
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Volume 6:
Practising double mordents
Practising crossing the thumb under
Optimising mobility of the fingers with the gentlest touch
Legato melodic line with broken chords
Bravura attack and motion
Clarity and gentleness of touch with broken chords
Practising trills
Bravura octaves
Bravura attack and playing in tempo