A Collection of Excellent Violin Duets from China and Abroad: Positions 1-3

Author: Qian Qichang, Qian Dahui
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book contains 25 subtle and elegant pieces of music. The main characteristics of these pieces are: 1. Melodies are beautiful and pleasing to the ear; 2. Harmonies are exquisite and timeless; 3. Techniques are precise and smooth. They are limited to positions 1–3. The order of the pieces follows the difficulty level of the techniques, arranged in a progressive, step-by-step manner. Each piece ends with teaching and performance tips, undoubtedly providing great convenience for a broad readership.
The compiler, Mr. Qian Qichang, has devoted nearly half a century to nurturing young violinists in the vast field of children's violin art. He has taught over a thousand students, many of whom have become pillars of the music world, carrying the responsibility of elevating the musical culture of our nation. They are (active) on various social stages, showcasing their talents. Therefore, Mr. Qian has accumulated extensive experience in the field of children's violin teaching. Previously, he had extracted the essence of his expertise to create the book "Learning the Violin in Steps – Basic Course Before Sevcik." This book was well-received by readers and is considered an excellent textbook for children's violin, combining systematic, scientific, and practical approaches.
The 25 pieces in this book share the following main characteristics: 1. Melodies are beautiful and pleasing to the ear; 2. Harmonies are exquisite and timeless; 3. Techniques are precise and smooth. They are limited to positions 1–3. The order of the pieces follows the difficulty level of the techniques, arranged in a progressive, step-by-step manner. Each piece ends with teaching and performance tips, undoubtedly providing great convenience for a broad readership.