Alfred Publishing Methode - Suzuki Cello School Cello Part & CD Vol.1 (revised)
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The essential things to know about this book
The essential things to know about this book
- A progressive approach based on traditional tunes and miniatures from the repertoire (Bach, Schumann, Purcell) to build solid musical foundations.
- Essential pieces for developing intonation, rhythmic consistency and bow quality, with short, instantly memorable titles.
- Varied content alternating popular melodies (Folk Song, French Folk Song) and classical pieces, ideal for maintaining motivation throughout the book.
- A selection structured around famous themes such as " Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Variations " and accessible studies to gently develop technique.
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Book Overview
This book offers a selection of pieces designed to support step-by-step learning, drawing on traditional tunes and short works from the repertoire. It includes “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Variations” and “Allegro” by Shinichi Suzuki, as well as a series of traditional melodies (French Folk Song, Folk Song) such as “Lightly Row”, “Song of the Wind”, “Go Tell Aunt Rhody”, “O Come, Little Children” and “May Song”. The aim is to consolidate the fundamentals—intonation, positioning, coordination and musical awareness—through simple, lyrical and easy-to-remember themes.
The progression then develops with pieces that introduce gradually increasing challenges and contrasting characters: “Perpetual Motion in D Major” and “Perpetual Motion in G Major” (Shinichi Suzuki) for consistency and stamina, “Long, Long Ago” (T. H. Bayly) for phrasing, and “Rigadoon” (H. Purcell) for articulation and style. The collection also opens up the classical repertoire with “The Happy Farmer from Album for the Young, Op. 68, No. 10” (R. Schumann) and two minuets by J. S. Bach: “Minuet in C, No. 11 in G Major from Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV 841” and “Minuet No. 2 from Minuet in G Major, BWV 116”. A cohesive and motivating collection designed to develop technique while fostering listening skills and musicality.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Shinichi Suzuki, French Folk Song, Folk Song, T. H. Bayly, H. Purcell, R. Schumann, J. S. Bach | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Suzuki Cello School Vol. 1 method include a CD?
The indicated edition includes a cello part and a CD, as specified in its title "Cello Part & CD Vol. 1 (revised)".
Which pieces are included in Suzuki Cello School Cello Part & CD Vol. 1 revised?
The collection notably includes "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Variations," "Allegro," "Lightly Row," and "Song of the Wind." Additionally, it features "Rigadoon" by H. Purcell, "The Happy Farmer," Op. 68 No. 10 by R. Schumann, as well as two minuets by J. S. Bach.
Does this cello method work on technical basics?
The progression is based on short themes designed to strengthen intonation, positioning, and coordination. Shinichi Suzuki's "Perpetual Motion in D Major" and "Perpetual Motion in G Major" specifically address playing regularity.
Are there any Bach pieces in Suzuki cello volume 1?
Two minuets by J. S. Bach are included: "Minuet in C," BWV 841, and "Minuet No. 2 from Minuet in G Major," BWV 116.
Which musical styles are covered in this collection?
Traditional melodies such as "Go Tell Aunt Rhody" and "May Song" are presented alongside classical pieces by Purcell, Schumann, and Bach. "Long, Long Ago" by T. H. Bayly introduces phrasing work. The set thus offers contrasting characters throughout the pieces.
