Robert S. Frost Gerald E. Anderson: All For Strings Book 1 - Violin: String

Perfect companion to the method All For Strings suitable for classroom or individual study. Including exercises and games encompassing music fundamentals introduced in the method books the workbooks are correlated withthe method and provide beginning string players with essential elements for a thorough understanding of music. Theory Workbook 1 will help you to understand the fundamentals and theory of music. The study of musicfundamtentals and theory together with careful practice in playing your instrument will help you to develop into a complete musician with the ability to perform with musical understanding. Best Wishes!Gerald E.AndersonRobert S. Frost

All For Strings is a comprehensive String series that encompasses all string instruments and helps you understand the fundamentals and the theory of music. This edition is designed and arranged for Viola with all thestudies and exercise specifically engineered for this instrument. As a companion to the All For Strings series this second theory workbook follows on smoothly from where book 1 left off reinforcing method contentand giving further musical theory tuition. It is suitable for the classroom or individual study and includes exercises and games all based on rudiments and theoretical concepts from the method books.

Comprehensive String Method book two. Includes: Step - by - Step tuning process Bowing styles Rhythm Theory Technique (include double stops) Shifting for cello and string bassMajor/minor/Chromatic scales Etudes Solos/Ensembles Vibrato strengthening exercises Detailed photographs/Diagrams Special score supplements: Detailed classroom tuning procedures Daily record Guidefor teaching dynamics Mid-year motivations article Vibrato guidelines Biographical sketches

The comprehensive string method that covers it all! A successful ensemble string method series for classroom or individual study. Provides the beginning string player with a solid foundation in all aspects of string playing withan emphasis on rhythmic strength. Topics include: Starting by rote Starting by note Instrument positions Bow grips Rhythm Theory Technique Major scales Duets/Trios/RoundsShifting for string bass Instrument care and maintenance Glossary Detailed photographs and diagrams Special score supplements: Teaching tips Counting systems Selecting instruments for studentsRecruiting tips Bibliography

A second collection arranged for individual or class participation. Instrumental parts available separately include Violin Viola Cello String Bass. SEE ALSO> ENS