Paul de Keyser: The Young Violinist's Repertoire 3: Violin: Instrumental Album

for Violin and Piano-The Young Violinist's Repertoire Book 4 has to be the ideal introduction to the literature of the Violin. Arranged progressively it takes the young player from the very early stages to an intermediate standard. In four books music is brought together from all over Europe and from all periods. Altogether they provide an invaluable source of material and make up an attractive library of simple classics for the learner violinist. This particular part of the series uses first and third positions throughout.

Violin Study Time is an anthology of established and newly composed studies which are designed to help the young violinist's technique in several directions. It may be used in conjunction with the Young Violinist's Repertoire Pieces. There are studies for various types of bowing studies for finger action and basic shifts and several studies which introduce third position. This useful selection features studies by the greatest Violin teachers of all time including Czerny Sevick and Dancla.

This international selection of folk music demonstrates an astonishing range of styles. After playing these pieces the young violinist should be able to recognize the individual music characteristics of each nation represented here from lively German dances to wistful Russian songs from sunny Northern European children’s songs to the stirring folk idioms of the Scottish Highlands and from melodies which capture the essence of the English countryside to pieces from the rich heritage of Jewish culture. In these three books the young violinist has access to a wide repertoire of pieces selected for their melodic and rhythmic appeal all of which stand on their ownwithout need of accompaniment and thus encourage spontaneity in performance.

Par KEYSER PAUL DE. Cet ouvrage est le prolongement direct du livre, aider les jeunes instrumentistes de profiter de la musique ensemble. Comme avec le volume précédent, les parties de violon sont tous en première position, et la ligne de piano est intéressante sans faire les demandes techniques déraisonnables. Les pièces de ce livre sont plus longues et un peu plus avancé que ceux en livre un et qu'ils sont disposés dans un ordre chronologique approximatif./ Recueil / Violon