Dehaske Dezaire Nico - Viola Position 2 + CD - Alto
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Essential Information About This Sheet Music
Essential Information About This Sheet Music
- Clear Educational Objective: 27 pieces designed to progressively and musically work on the second position.
- Varied and Motivating Repertoire: alternating traditional themes, original pieces by Nico Dezaire, and nods to the classical repertoire.
- Technical Work "Without Routine": intonation, left-hand landmarks, position shifts, and bow stability develop through short and effective pieces.
- Ideal for Daily Practice: expressive titles (waltz, jig, blues, march, theme) to maintain the joy of playing while consolidating technique.
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Summary of This Sheet Music
Designed as a collection of pieces to be played in second position, this sheet music offers 27 pieces that transform a often challenging passage into a concrete learning experience guided by music. Instead of chaining abstract exercises, you explore atmospheres and styles that naturally encourage the right reflexes: precise finger placement, the feeling of a "hand frame," quality shifting, and sound continuity.
The content combines traditional pieces (for example Nicolas Song, May Song, Hungarian Song, Pease Pudding, Dance, Canon) and compositions by Nico Dezaire with a very pedagogical and lively character (Fu Manchu, Dream Waltz, Buenos Aires, At the Party, Ballad, Elephant Blues, Sitting Bull, Mary and the Fiddler, The Royal Entrance, Final Theme). The collection also includes references from the repertoire such as the Wedding March by Franz Joseph Haydn, a theme from the Quartet KV 157 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Camille's Turtles by Jacques Offenbach, and España Waltz by Charles Emile Waldteufel.
Thanks to this diversity, studying the second position becomes more natural: each piece offers a different musical context to consolidate intonation, develop listening skills, and gain ease in playing. An excellent resource to structure weekly practice, enrich the repertoire, and progress steadily.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Nico Dezaire and various (Traditional, Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Jacques Offenbach, Charles Emile Waldteufel, F. David, Nicolas Vallet, Martine Mussies) | ||
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Questions frequently asked
How many pieces are included in Viola Position 2 for viola?
The collection contains 27 pieces designed for practicing second position on the viola. The pieces use varied musical contexts to work on finger placement and sound continuity.
Does this viola method only focus on second position?
The book is designed as a collection of pieces to be played in second position. The musical approach especially targets intonation, the hand frame feel, and shifting.
What styles of pieces are included in the collection?
The program combines traditional airs such as Nicolas Song, May Song, and Hungarian Song with compositions by Nico Dezaire like Fu Manchu and Elephant Blues. Classical references are also included, such as Haydn's Wedding March and a theme from Mozart's Quartet KV 157.
Is the CD included with Dehaske Dezaire Nico Viola Position 2?
The product title indicates the inclusion of a CD with the viola sheet music.
Which composers are featured in this viola sheet music?
Nico Dezaire is accompanied by composers and sources such as Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Jacques Offenbach, and Charles Emile Waldteufel. The content also mentions F. David, Nicolas Vallet, Martine Mussies, and traditional pieces. Offenbach's Camille's Turtles and Waldteufel's España Waltz are among the cited works.
