Zhang Shixiang Violin Teaching Collection Volume 2 (Includes Disc)

Author: Zhang Shixiang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features:
· Violin music can be divided into two categories: the first is violin works composed by composers, and the second is teaching materials written by violin teachers to help students better master violin playing techniques. The teaching collection I have compiled now belongs to the second category. It not only includes pleasant violin music but also fully trains playing techniques.
· For young children, I recommend using Newly Compiled 100 Days of Learning the Violin, and for students who want to seriously study the violin, they should also systematically learn Selected Violin Elementary Exercises.
· This series of teaching materials is a systematic reflection of my fifty years of experience in violin teaching. I am seizing the opportunities given by the times to fulfill my mission of combining the latest achievements of modern technology with violin teaching.
Recommended Music Masterpieces:
Zhang Shixiang Teaches: Selected Violin Elementary Exercises 2 (2 VCDs)
In traditional violin teaching, children learn to play the violin through silent notes written on paper. Since they lack actual sound effects in their minds and concrete concepts of playing movements, they may not realize they are playing incorrectly. If we can transform these silent notes on paper into audible sounds and visible playing movements, making it very convenient, we will provide a new path for children to learn the violin. Their learning will surely make great progress and improvement, and this is the purpose of compiling this teaching material.
Violin music can be divided into two categories: the first is violin works composed by composers, and the second is teaching materials written by violin teachers to help students better master violin playing techniques. The teaching collection I have compiled now belongs to the second category. It not only includes pleasant violin music but also fully trains playing techniques. For young children, I recommend using Newly Compiled 100 Days of Learning the Violin, and for students who want to seriously study the violin, I recommend systematically learning this teaching material in addition to systematically studying Selected Violin Elementary Exercises. This series of teaching materials is a systematic reflection of my fifty years of experience in violin teaching. I am seizing the opportunities given by the times to fulfill my mission of combining the latest achievements of modern technology with violin teaching.
The roads on the ground are all made by people walking, but it is difficult for each person to walk this road. I realize that I am engaged in a difficult and pioneering work for future generations. I believe that there will definitely be successors who will continue my ideals.