G. Schirmer

For unaccompanied violin.

For unaccompanied violin.

For unaccompanied violin.

For unaccompanied violin. Text in Spanish and English.

For unaccompanied violin. Text in Spanish and English.

For unaccompanied violin. Text in Spanish and English.

For unaccompanied violin. Text in Spanish and English.

For unaccompanied violin.

For unaccompanied violin.

An excellent new publication designed to help players develop a solid left-hand technique. Includes exercises and excerpts from literature chosen to illustrate specific technical problems.

Exercises for promoting dexterity in Various Positions: Exercises on One String Exercises on Two Strings Exercises to be practised with wrist-movement only, keeping the right arm perfectly quiet Exe...

Each exercise in this book tackles an individual aspect of bowing technique for violinists. Staccato, spiccato, arpeggios and string crossing are just a few of the techniques covered. In additon, each...

Exercises in the first position. Edited by Philipp Mittell

Fifty variations on a 'Gavotte' by Corelli. Edited and revised by Leopold Lichtenberg.

Systematically and progressively graded bowing exercises for the violin. Edited and fingered by Philipp Mittell. Text in English and Spanish.

A superb Violin method intended simply and solely for children. Throughout this book, the more difficult keys have been excluded, neither being suitable for primary instruction. Franz Wohlfahrt though...

Advanced Exercises in the keys most used. This book uses a mixture of 'pure' studies and more tuneful and characterful study-pieces.

Tutor focusing on elemnents of bowing and left-hand technique.

A tutor for studying the five positions and their employment.

This new Kalmus edition will be welcome repertoire for all violin students.

For unaccompanied cello.

Rich, diverse musical expression can be taught hand-in-hand with technique with this 2-book series. Each exercise includes a short direction (Bounce with light wrist; agility - move wrist sideways) an...

Classic tutor revised and enlargened by W. M. Scharfenberg.

The development of piano literature is illustrated in the teaching of pieces in chronological order from Rameau through MacDowell.