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Author : Fueillard, Otakar Sevcik
Otakar Tevčík (1852–1934) was a Czech educator and violinist. He is regarded as one of the greatest people in the world in his field and is the originator of his own teaching methodology, which has led to exceptional results and recognition. In the truest sense of the word, Ševčík became a "world" instructor of violinists from many countries, whose art has conquered and continues to conquer the world.
For unaccompanied violin
Otakar Sevicik's Violin Studies form a method that is world renowned and that has succeeded for countless violinists for more than a century. This series of books have been adapted for strings in most forms but are in there original form here for the violin student, and is designed to improve all areas of their technique, both right- and left-hand. Each book contains a generous number of exercises and melodies with which to practice and hone skills.
Since 1901, the compositions of Otakar Sevcik have been foundational to numerous string playing institutions globally. Countless musicians regard Sevcik as an essential resource for enhancing their technical skills. When engaging with Sevcik's exercises, as with scales, etudes, or repertoire, four primary aspects must be addressed: intonation accuracy, tonal consistency, rhythmic precision, and physical comfort and fluidity.
This collection of books targets advanced violin students and aims to enhance various aspects of violin technique, encompassing both right and left hand skills.
Otakar Sevicik's Violin Studies constitute a globally recognized method that has proven successful for numerous violinists for over a hundred years. This collection of books has been modified for strings in various formats but remains in its original form here for the violin learner, aimed at enhancing every aspect of their technique, addressing both right- and left-hand skills. Every book offers a substantial collection of exercises and tunes for practicing and refining abilities. This is the third section of Opus 1, concentrating on position change exercises and also including additional drills for strength, dexterity, accuracy, and scales and arpeggios spanning three octaves.
Excercises in double-stopping, triple-stopping, quadruple-stopping (3 & 4 part chords). Pizzicato, flageolet tones and harmonics
An excellent set of bowing exercises that will help all violinists to develop their bowing styles, speed, control and rhythms.
