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Scale System for Reluctant Scale Enthusiasts
Described as "THE BOOK" and "the Bible for Violinists" by the leading pedagogues in the country, this scale system is designed for the advanced violin student and the professional violinist as a new alternative for complete technical maintenance and development. It is comprehensive, logically organized, and a combination of the best of the Russian and the Franco-Belgian violin schools. This unique system comes complete with detailed instructions for bowing techniques, vibrato, and pizzicato.
Scale System for Reluctant Scale Enthusiasts for Viola
Described as is a "must-have" for all violists by leading pedagogues, this scale system is designed for advanced viola students, professional violists, and teachers alike. It is a new alternative for complete technical maintenance and development that is comprehensive, logically organized, and a combination of the best of the Russian and the Franco-Belgian schools. This unique system is complete with detailed instructions for bowing techniques, vibrato, and pizzicato.
12 Etude-Caprices in the Styles of the Great Composers
Written by Juilliard trained violinist/composer, Amy Barlowe, 12 Etude-Caprices in the Styles of the Great Composers is a welcome addition to the intermediate solo violin repertoire. Progressive and chronologically ordered, these innovative etudes are invaluable both as study pieces and short, unaccompanied concert works for competitions or recital programs. Detailed Practice Guides follow each etude featuring methods for the development of technical and musical tools that will promote individual expression within the appropriate historical context. Such aspects as sounding points, varied vibrato, and techniques for improving intonation are derived from each etude to increase facility, musicianship, and stylistic awareness. Used as a supplement, this fully illustrated and thoroughly engaging collection of original etudes provides a fresh and unique approach to the age old tradition of technical study. Preparation for the major works of the great composers has never been more fun!
Scales for Advanced Violists
The practice of scales need never be monotonous! Scales for Advanced Violists is a user-friendly scale book with each of the twelve keys complete. Dozens of bowings and rhythmic variants are offered to develop and improve evenness, clarity, agility, speed, and intonation. An innovative introduction to double-stops takes the guess work out of this important technique. The Circle of 5ths explains key signatures. The book includes three octave major, melodic minor, harmonic minor, arpeggios, broken 3rds, and chromatic scales. Double-stops in octaves, thirds, sixths, and harmonics are presented in two octaves. This is the only scale book that most violists will ever need!
Allegro Appassionato, Opus 43
A Cello solo with Piano Accompaniment composed by Camille Saint-Saëns.
Fiddling with Life
Part autobiography, part biography, and part memoir, Fiddling with Life is not just about playing the violin. It is also about playing on the great violins- from Stradivari to del Gesu.about making music globally as a concertmaster, chamber musician and soloist...about teaching at numerous universities and conservatories and about the machinations, politics, and fate which fiddled with Steven Staryk's life and career. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at the world of classical music, its institutions and its personalities.
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Scale System
Nearly a century after its initial publication, Carl Flesch's Scale System remains one of the foremost scale books for violin-the principal scale study for serious violinists.
Sixty Studies for the Violin
Classic, two-volume book of exercises has served generations of beginning violinists and their teachers. Studies provide practice in string crossing, bow strokes, shifting from first to third positions, and finger patterns.
