Author : John Brimhall

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Author : Eta Cohen

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The esteemed and best-selling violin course consists of four volumes. This book is organized into 30 distinct 'steps.' There are no rigid guidelines regarding the pace at which students should advance, as it will differ based on individual ability and class size. It is essential for each stage to be fully comprehended and mastered before proceeding to the next.

Author : Eta Cohen

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A range of bowing techniques is presented to help the student understand and become proficient with each component of the bow. Each exercise and piece included in this book aims to enhance a specific technical skill. Violinists will find enjoyment in performing these melodies, which, accompanied by appealing piano parts and violin duets, have been thoughtfully chosen to provide enjoyment at any level of proficiency.

Author : Eta Cohen

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This excellent compilation of 16 delightful pieces serves as perfect supplementary material for Eta Cohen's Violin Method volumes 1 and 2, or can be used in conjunction with any violin tutor. The well-known works, presented in accessible arrangements, are especially beneficial as initial concert pieces, featuring straightforward piano accompaniments that create appealing duets with the violin part.

Author : June Yakeley

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Author : Giacomo Puccini

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Author : Giacomo Puccini

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At the height of his career, Puccini was inspired to compose Madama Butterfly, having already achieved acclaim with three significant operatic works: Manon Lescaut, La Bohème, and Tosca. His creative spark was ignited by a London staging of David Belasco's American play, Madam Butterfly, which presented a poignant narrative that resonated with Puccini's artistic sensibilities, particularly the compelling theatrical scenario featuring a heroine in peril.

Author : John Brimhall

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