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GUIDE THROUGH VIOLIN LITERATURE. |
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Violin Methods. (Continued.)
Schoen, M. Practical Course of Instruction (12 Bks.).
(7611 — 22). Spohr, L. Violin School.
This monumental work is of great utility to advanced students, but is seldom used for beginners by experienced teachers, the exercises being not sufficiently graduated as to difficulty. Schroder, Prof. C. Catechism of Violin and Viola Playing. 3rd Edition (9212).
Technical Exercises.
Casorti. Technique of the Bow.
Courvoisier. L'Ecole de la Velocite. (7603 a, b). The
School of Velocity.
Book 1, Systematic Finger Exercises.
Book 2, Studies of Scales and Chords in systematic order. Dancla. Op. 74. Ecole du Me'canisme. Kreuz, E. Scales and Arpeggios (3 Bks.). (5664 a—c). Liitgen, H. Scales and Exercises. (8663). Ritter. Scale and Chord Exercises. (5676). Wohlfahrt, F. Daily Exercises. (7624). |
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Studies.
Step I. First position only, and in easy keys.
Bohmer, C. 75 Exercises in Intonation, through all keys. Op. 54. (E. Heim.) 2 Books. (5643 a, b).
An excellent work greatly facilitating the knowledge of extreme keys. Book 2 belongs to the next step. Courvoisier, C. The School of Velocity.
Book I. Systematic finger exercises. (7603 a).
Exercises in all possible fingerings of the first position. Book II. Studies of Scales and chords in systematic
order. (7603 b). Book III. Melodic Studies in Major Keys. (7603 c). Books IV and V belong to following steps. |
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