Dehaske Dezaire N. - Violin Position 3 + Audio
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Essential Information About This Sheet Music
Essential Information About This Sheet Music
- Target Objective: 27 pieces designed to approach and consolidate playing in third position, with progressive work on intonation and fingerboard landmarks.
- Varied Repertoire: a mix of traditional themes, pedagogical pieces by Nico Dezaire, and essential melodies, ideal for maintaining motivation throughout practice sessions.
- Comprehensive Musical Work: short and effective pieces to develop shifting, left hand/right hand coordination, listening skills, and phrasing, without losing the joy of playing.
- Perfect for Regular Study: a "collection" format easy to integrate into daily practice (lessons, homework, reviews, audition preparation).
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This collection offers 27 pieces to play in third position, a crucial milestone in learning bowed string instruments: the left hand changes landmarks, the ear becomes the main guide, and the fluidity of shifts (shifting ) gradually develops. The pieces are designed to work the third position concretely, through an immediately musical repertoire rather than simple exercises.
The selection alternates traditional themes and pieces by Nico Dezaire, with well-known titles that stimulate listening and expressiveness: "Au clair de la lune ", "Frère Jacques ", "Ah! Vous dirai-je, maman ", "Row your boat ", and "By the rivers of Babylon ". It also includes nods to repertoire and musical culture, such as "Largo from The New World Symphony " (Antonin Dvorak) and "Do re mi " (Richard Rodgers), as well as pieces with a strong character ("Habanera ", "Gipsy Waltz ", "Polka ", "Feelin' blue ").
Ideal for enriching progression, this collection helps strengthen intonation in a fixed position, then introduces more natural shifts, while developing a sense of rhythm and dynamics. A relevant resource for students who wish to gain ease in third position through short, effective, and enjoyable pieces to work on.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Various (Nico Dezaire, Traditional, Frank Farian, Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonin Dvorak, Richard Rodgers) | ||
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excellent learning of position 3, very progressive and adapted to the youngest!
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Questions frequently asked
How many pieces are included in Violin Position 3 + Audio?
The collection gathers 27 pieces intended for practicing the violin in third position.
Which well-known pieces are included in this third position collection?
The selection notably includes "Au clair de la lune," "Frère Jacques," "Ah! Vous dirai-je, maman," and "Row your boat." "By the rivers of Babylon," the Largo from Dvorak's New World Symphony, and Richard Rodgers's "Do re mi" are also featured.
Does this method help with shifting on the violin?
The practice begins with intonation in fixed third position. Left-hand shifts are then addressed to make the shifts smoother. Listening serves as a reference when positions change.
Who composed the pieces in Violin Position 3 + Audio?
The 27 pieces combine compositions by Nico Dezaire with traditional themes. The collection also cites Frank Farian, Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonin Dvorak, and Richard Rodgers among the composers.
Does the collection offer varied styles for the third position?
Titles such as "Habanera," "Gipsy Waltz," "Polka," and "Feelin' blue" provide contrasting rhythmic characters. This variety allows exploring dynamics and rhythmic sense through short pieces.
