Mastering the scales and arpeggios

USA, Theodore Presser Company, 1913. — 89 р.A completed and practical system for studying the scales and arpeggios from the most elementary steps to the highest attainable degree of velocity and artistic perfection.
Designed for use with any existing method or system of teaching the pianoforte and including all the standard forms embodied in the best scale works of the past as used by leading teachers and the foremost conservatoriesContents
Introduction
The Importance of Studying the Scales and the Arpeggios
The History of the ScalePreparatory section
Constructing the Scales
Learning the Scale Notes and Key Names
Learning the Minor Scale Notes and Minor Key Names
Fingering of the ScalesPractical technical work
The Scales in One Octave Form
The Scales in Two Octave Form
The Chromatic Scales
Accented Scales
Scales in Double Thirds
Scales in Double Sixths
Scales in Octaves
Developing the Greatest Possible VelocityThe study of arpeggios
expanding the Hand Without Injury
The Chords Employed in Arpeggios
Broken Chords and Arpeggios
Special Arpeggio forms in the Key o C
a useful Arpeggio Variant
Broken Chords and Arpeggios of the Dominant Seventh
Exercises in the Arpeggio of the Dominant Seventh
Arpeggios of the Diminished Seventh
Varied Forms of Arpeggio Exercises