Little Violinist: My Performance Repertoire 1-2 (Violin and Piano)

Author: (English) Catherine
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Publish Date: 2005-01-06
Features: The Little Violinist – My Performance Repertoire guides you through the ideal gateway to violin performance, offering a standardized repertoire for young players that progresses from beginner to intermediate levels. This set consists of 4 volumes, providing violin students with classic pieces from various European countries and periods, simple to play yet captivating. , the first two volumes are played in first position; the third volume introduces third position; the fourth volume uses all positions from third to fifth. "I highly recommend this series to you. It provides our young generation with fresh, imaginative, and passionate musical material." – Excerpt from the international violin magazine Stradivarius "This series offers teachers the they truly need." – Excerpt from the international violin magazine Stradivarius This is a performance repertoire for beginner violinists, featuring a variety of types and styles of music that can inspire young learners' interest and expression, enhance their playing skills, and guide them on the path to becoming little violinists. , the first two volumes are in first position, with the repertoire generally arranged by chronological order. , the pieces are divided into two groups: the first 11 pieces are simple, while the 12th to 22nd pieces have slightly increased difficulty. Compared to the second volume, the third volume features longer pieces and higher technical requirements. This repertoire comes with piano accompaniment, making it suitable for both beginner violinists and beginner pianists to play together. The piano parts include many engaging musical sections, and children with basic piano skills can play them entirely. This arrangement allows children to have the opportunity to play with their friends, much like Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, and many other great composers in the world, in a more joyful way of learning. Through this, they can experience that "the greatest joy of learning a musical instrument lies in playing with friends."