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For the self-assured violinist, a progressive selection of fifteen well-known and acclaimed pieces from the Classical era. From the great works of Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, and Beethoven, a wide range of pieces have been selected that showcase the elegance and symmetry of the Classical approach. These pieces challenge many techniques and true styles. Sheila M. Nelson, a world-renowned violin instructor, has given extensive and thorough performance comments.
More than fifty simple, graded violin and piano compositions in appealingly diverse styles can be found in Sheila M. Nelson's book Piece By Piece.
Written by Sheila M. Nelson, Right From The Start consists of 20 extremely simple pieces in an easy-to-follow arrangement for novice musicians. At the conclusion of each piece, appropriate rhythm patterns are specified, and several of the works are especially well-suited to bowing variations. This kind of instruction, which is employed throughout the book, will help any learner conquer their musical difficulties by starting with modest steps!
Second, third, and fourth finger notes are used in the 21 compositions in Shooting Stars. Compound time, new rhythms, and a variety of bowing are introduced.The Trinity syllabus 2007 (grade 3) includes the edition.
Through singing and part-playing, Sheila Nelson's Stringsongs for Violin, Part 2 of her Tetratunes Series, builds on the reading abilities started in Tetratunes.
A thorough examination of the violin and viola is presented, encompassing their historical evolution and modifications in structure. It highlights the significant contributions of the renowned Cremona school of luthiers, including the illustrious Stradivarius. The text also explores the techniques and advancements promoted by esteemed pedagogues, as well as the prominent schools of performers ranging from Corelli to Paganini. Additionally, it addresses the challenges posed by the expansion of the nineteenth-century orchestra. The work further delves into aspects of teaching and acoustics, discussing the scientific characteristics of vibrating strings, the harmonic series, tonal quality, intonation, and more. The publication features musical examples, diagrams, and 24 illustrations. The author provides an introduction to the Dover edition. This is an unabridged reissue of The Violin and Viola, which was first published in 1972 by Ernest Benn in London and W. W. Norton in New York.
A fantastic collection of songs for beginning violinists that will help you learn important techniques early on and offer you early experience performing in a variety of styles.