Czerny Exercises Op. 42: Viola Arrangement

Author: (French) Carl Flesch
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Carl Flesch was a French violinist and educator. The "42 Studies for Violin" compiled by him is one of the most important and brilliant masterpieces in the history and development of violin pedagogy. The "42 Studies for Violin" by Carl Flesch is a must-practice repertoire for every violinist and a necessary path for every violinist to achieve success. For viola players, their playing techniques and those of the violin are essentially the same when they begin learning, and their basic performance requirements are also largely similar. In recent years, with the continuous development of the viola, the number of people learning the viola has been increasing, and the demand for viola teaching materials has also been growing. Although there are already many studies for the viola, I believe that learning either the viola or the violin requires the study of Carl Flesch's studies, which is not only necessary but also extremely important. I hope the publication of this textbook will bring great convenience to viola learners. During the adaptation process, the author has summarized years of teaching experience and the problems frequently encountered by students. Some bowing exercises, shifting exercises, and tone production exercises have been revised and edited, making them more practical and convenient for viola learners. I hope the publication of this textbook can provide some convenience for viola learners and violinists switching to the viola.