Jean-Baptiste Duvernoy's École primaire, Op. 176, is one of the standard first books of studies, and for many pianists the very first étude collection they meet. Its twenty-five pieces stay close to a five-finger position and introduce one idea at a time — even quavers, simple scale fragments, the first broken chords, hands answering one another, the earliest shaping of a phrase — each in a page or two. It is commonly assigned before Burgmüller's Op. 100 and alongside Duvernoy's own École du mécanisme, Op. 120. This edition is newly typeset for print in a large 8.5 x 11 inch format with generous margins and clear, uncluttered engraving, so the pages are easy to read from the music desk and lie flat for practice. A contents page lists all twenty-five studies with their starting pages. Jean-Baptiste Duvernoy (1800-1880) was a French pianist and teacher whose graded studies have stayed in the teaching repertoire alongside those of Czerny, Burgmüller and Bertini.
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