Alfred Publishing Suzuki - Violin School 4 - Piano Acc.
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L'essentiel à savoir sur ce recueil
L'essentiel à savoir sur ce recueil
- Un programme de violon classique progressif avec des oeuvres de Schubert, Brahms, Seitz, Vivaldi, Bohm et Bach.
- Un contenu idéal pour développer la justesse, la qualité d'archet, le phrasé et la stabilité rythmique à travers des pièces de référence.
- Une sélection équilibrée entre travail mélodique, concertos formatifs et jeu d'ensemble avec le Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor, BWV 1043, 1st Movement, Violin II.
- Un support pertinent pour enrichir le répertoire d'étude du violoniste avec des pages très présentes dans l'apprentissage classique.
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Questions frequently asked
Does Suzuki Violin School Volume 4 include a piano accompaniment?
The edition titled "Piano Acc." is dedicated to the piano accompaniment of the works in Volume 4 of the Suzuki Violin School.
Which pieces are included in Suzuki Violin School 4?
The collection includes two Lullabies (Tonalization) inspired by Schubert and Brahms, movements from concertos by F. Seitz, and pages by Vivaldi arranged by T. Nachez. Perpetual Motion, "Little Suite No. 6" by K. Bohm, and the Violin II part of J. S. Bach's Double Concerto are also featured.
What violin techniques are worked on in this volume?
Seitz’s selection enables work on tempo control, position shifts, and articulation. The Lullabies develop intonation and bow flexibility, while K. Bohm’s Perpetual Motion demands bow stroke consistency.
Are there Baroque pieces in this collection?
Pages by A. Vivaldi, arranged by T. Nachez, provide practice on Baroque precision and contrasts. The Double Concerto by J. S. Bach is represented by the Violin II movement.
Is Suzuki Violin School 4 - Piano Acc. suitable for ensemble practice?
The inclusion of the Violin II part from J. S. Bach's Double Concerto introduces polyphonic listening and instrumental dialogue. The piano accompaniment provided by this edition also supports the practice of the program pieces.
