Alfred Publishing Suzuki - Violin School 4 - Partie Violon +CD
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Summary of This Method
This international edition of the Suzuki Violin School, Volume 4 is aimed at violinists progressing through the Suzuki path who wish to consolidate their musicality, intonation, and bow control through a progressive and motivating repertoire. True to Shinichi Suzuki's philosophy, learning is based on listening, immersion, and intelligent repetition: the student listens to the pieces, sings them internally, then constructs them on the violin with the teacher's help, in individual lessons and often in group workshops.
The content of this volume emphasizes sound quality, consistency of gesture, and musical expression, thanks to a new edition of the pieces incorporating revised fingerings and bowings. It also includes additional exercises (some attributed to Shinichi Suzuki) as well as useful guidance and suggestions to assist the teacher in technical and artistic progression.
Regarding repertoire, this volume offers essential pages to develop endurance, rhythmic precision, and style, including notably: Lullaby (Schubert), Lullaby (Brahms), movements from Seitz concertos (Concerto No. 2 in G major, 3rd movement; Concerto No. 5 in D major, 1st and 3rd movements), two movements from Vivaldi's A minor Concerto (arr. Nachéz), Perpetual Motion by Bohm, as well as the famous Double Violin Concerto by Bach (BWV 1043) presented in Violin I, Violin II parts and a combined version of both voices.
The included CD reinforces the Suzuki approach daily: it contains new recordings by Augustin Hadelich in collaboration with pianist Kuang-Hao Huang, and also offers piano-only accompaniment tracks to work on intonation, timing, and musical independence in a playing situation with accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Various (Schubert, Brahms, Seitz, Vivaldi, Bohm, Bach) | Instrumentation | Violin, piano (accompaniment), and CD (recordings + play-along) |
| Arranger | Nachéz (for Vivaldi) | Collection | Suzuki Violin School |
| Artist | Augustin Hadelich (violin), Kuang-Hao Huang (piano) (CD recordings) | Genre | Suzuki method / pedagogical violin sheet music |
| Edition | International edition | Language | English, French, German, Spanish |
Questions frequently asked
What level does Suzuki Violin School Volume 4 correspond to?
This volume is intended for violinists progressing in the Suzuki method. The focus is notably on intonation, bow control, and musical expression through a progressive repertoire.
Which pieces are included in Suzuki Violin Method Volume 4?
The collection includes the lullabies by Schubert and Brahms, movements from Seitz's Concertos No. 2 and No. 5, as well as two movements from Vivaldi's A minor Concerto arranged by Nachéz. It also features Bohm's Perpetual Motion and Bach's Double Violin Concerto BWV 1043.
Does the CD include piano accompaniment only tracks?
The CD contains tracks with piano accompaniment only, available for practicing with accompaniment.
Who performs on the Suzuki Violin School 4 CD?
The new recordings are performed by Augustin Hadelich on violin, accompanied by Kuang-Hao Huang on piano. The pieces can thus be listened to before learning, following the Suzuki approach.
Does this edition provide both parts of Bach's double concerto?
The score features Bach's Double Violin Concerto BWV 1043 with separate Violin I and Violin II parts as well as a version combining both parts.
