Partitions de Schirmer pour Violon

Books 1 and 2-Franz Wohlfahrt's Opus 45 is a set of 60 exercises for the Violin student available here in one complete volume. Originally composed for his own teaching purposes Wohlfahrt's set of studies has become a standard work forbeginning the Violin and are studied the world over. The set begins with simple first position techniques including single-note pedalling and double-stopping before advancing to higher positions in later exercises.Theseshort pieces represent excellent preparatory material for those intending to confront the Violin works of the German masters. However in simple terms this is an approach to the violin that has proved its worth over many years and is as challenging and comprehensive as ever!

The purpose of these transcriptions in the first position is to enable the young violoncello pupil to play and enjoy Bach after one year or less of instruction.Bach's Suites for Solo Violincello and Sonatas for Violoncelloand Piano are so difficult technically that years of practice are required before a student can attempt to play them.It is hoped that these pieces will prove to be a useful addition to the limited repertoire of thebeginning cellist.

This volume is dedicated to helping Violinists develop a solid technique in the string-stopping left-hand, so secure that there are no technically limiting factors that will interfere with creative freedom. They deal not only with training the hand but with training the ear as well - intonation must be the primary factor in pracice/lessons. Includes several notes and discussions on aspects of technique, practice and interpretation.

Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics Vol. 2117 For Violin and Piano-Three of the most beloved Violin concertos from the Romantic era combined into a convenient and affordable collection.These repertoire staples belong in every violinist's music library.

For violin and piano. Piano reduction by Alojz Srebothjok. Violin part edited by Rok Klopcic.

Method-This book is an attempt to update and rebalance the Violinist's training in that cornerstone of thieir technique scales and intervals since much of the traditional literature concentrates on diatonic scales and hence omits several intervals. It includes diagrams charts of harmonics and exercises in double-stopping. Invaluable training material.

A superb Violin method intended simply and solely for children. Throughout this book the more difficult keys have been excluded neither being suitable for primary instruction. Franz Wohlfahrt thought it unnecessary to give directions for the position of the body holding the violin and bow etc. for any good teacher can explain such matters better than written directions especially in the case of children. The composer has purposely inserted several little pieces with accompaniments like those usually employed in dance music; their aim is not only to interest the pupil but also to simulate his sense of rhythm.