Otakar ?evcik?s single-volume Forty Variations for the Violin occupies a special position in his extensive oeuvre of teaching material. Here he follows up on his systematic ?step by step? work for the right hand which he covered in detail in his previous Op.2.Nonetheless this volume can be used as a self-contained unit enlivening the violinist?s daily regimen and offering a concise and highly effective method for mastering the right hand from elementary exercises to virtuoso technique.The editor Pavel Kudelásek is a teacher at the Prague Conservatory.New edition of another ?evc k opus for training the right handA follow-up to School ofBowing Technique Op.2Foreword by the editor (Cz/Eng/Ger)Medium to high level of difficulty

Violinschule für Anfänger - Méthode de violon pour les commençants-This series of books is for the beginner violin student and is designed to improve all areas of violin technique both right- and left-hand. Each book contains numerous exercises and melodies.Part 5 contains exercises dealing with: accidentals major triads minor triads diminished fifth/augmented fourth; extension of the fourth finger.

New edition of a tutor that generations of violinists have grown up with.Fundamental work by a leading Violin educator.Three volumes in increasing order of difficulty: easy moderate difficult.Methodological notes by the editor (Cz/Eng/Ger)The School of Bowing Technique Op.2 is the second important Violin tutor by Otakar Šev k (1852 1934) and deals with the elementary technical demands of the right hand. Divided into three sections the tutor contains more than 4 000 systematically arranged bowing exercises in increasing order of difficulty.This new edition of the School of BowingTechnique combines the original six volumes in groups of two. It is largely based on the first edition published in the early 20th century and on other sources from Šev k’s estate. The editor Jaroslav Foltýn is a professor of Violin at the Prague Conservatory as was Šev k himself.Already published:Otakar Šev kSchool of Violin Technique Op.1Book 1 1st Position BA 9552Book 2 2nd 7th Position BA 9553Book 3 Changing Positions BA 9554Book 4 Exercises in Double Stops and Harmonics BA 9555

?evc k?s complete work covers every area of Violin technique from the most elementary level and special exercises concerning individual technical problems right through to analytical studies of the standard concertos. Today more than 130 years later his ?Violin School? still numbers among the most important teaching methods for violinists.This revised edition of ?evc k?s ?School of Violin Technique? Op.1 comprises four books and is essentially based on the first edition published at the beginning of the twentieth century. Other sources from ?evc k?s posthumous papers have also been taken into account.Jaroslav Foltýn Violin professorat Prague Conservatory (like ?evc k at one time) has provided an accurate methodological commentary.A revised edition of a Violin method which has been used by generations of violinists.Seminal work by a leading Violin educator.Each book contains a methodological commentary by the editor (Cz/Eng/Ger).

A further volume containing 26 scales, each presented as an exercise with a second part to be played by the teacher, or the CD. The book introduces other aspects such as tonality, harmony and how scales are constructed to give the beginner an all round knowledge of how music is constructed. The three speed CD that is included with both these volumes contains the second part at different speeds so the pieces can be played at a tempo suitable to the level of the violinist. Both volumes also include stickers to be used when a particular scale has been mastered, making these suitable for the younger player. 1 Jean Pennequin: Nr. 1 A-Dur 2 Franz Wohlfahrt: Nr. 2 Es-Dur 3 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 3 e-moll 4 Franz Wohlfahrt: Nr. 4 d-moll 5 Charles-Auguste de Bériot: Nr. 5 As-Dur 6 Franz Wohlfahrt: Nr. 6 g-moll 7 Charles-Auguste de Bériot: Nr. 7 Es-Dur 8 Jacques-Féréol Mazas: Nr. 8 d-moll 9 Jacques-Féréol Mazas: Nr. 9 As-Dur 10 Jacques-Féréol Mazas: Nr. 10 a-moll 11 Michel-Joseph Gebauer: Nr. 11 Es-Dur 12 Michel-Joseph Gebauer: Nr. 12 g-moll 13 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 13 C-Dur 14 Charles-Auguste de Bériot: Nr. 14 d-moll 15 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 15 As-Dur 16 Franz Wohlfahrt: Nr. 16 a-moll 17 Jacques-Féréol Mazas: Nr. 17 Es-Dur 18 Jacques-Féréol Mazas: Nr. 18 g-moll 19 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 19 d-moll 20 Charles-Auguste de Bériot: Nr. 20 a-moll 21 Charles-Auguste de Bériot: Nr. 21 g-moll 22 Michel-Joseph Gebauer: Nr. 22 d-moll 23 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 23 g-moll 24 Charles Dancla: Nr. 24 g-moll 25 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 25 es-moll 26 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 26a Ces-Dur 27 Luigi Cherubini: Nr. 26b H-Dur

Otakar Sevick was a Czech musician and violin teacher who wrote many studies methods and teaching tools. Many of which are still important today. For instance his violin methods are still useful a century later and his studies remain second to none. This volume of 40 studies for right-hand technique includes exercises in string-crossing arpeggios triplets changing bowing styles staccato playing legato playing and more.