Dehaske Dezaire Nico - Violin Position 2 - Violon
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Essential Information About This Collection
Essential Information About This Collection
- Clear Educational Objective: 27 pieces designed to approach and stabilize playing in second position on the violin, without skipping steps.
- Accessible Level: writing adapted for easy to elementary violinists, ideal as a complement to lessons and early years.
- Online Audio: a listening aid to work on intonation, rhythm, and pitch accuracy, alone or between lessons.
- Varied Repertoire: alternating traditional themes and pieces by Nico Dezaire, with motivating styles (waltz, jig, blues, march, etc.).
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Summary of This Collection
27 pieces to play in second position on the violin. This collection of musical studies was designed to guide the student towards a key technical milestone: the transition from first to second position. Rather than offering abstract exercises, it relies on short and progressive pieces that naturally develop left-hand landmarks, intonation, and bow coordination.
It includes pieces by Nico Dezaire mixed with traditional melodies and some repertoire references (Haydn, Mozart, Offenbach), allowing for varied colors while reinforcing the same technical goals. Among the titles are "Fu Manchu," "Dream Waltz," "Buenos Aires," "Elephant Blues," "Wedding March," and a theme from Mozart's KV 157 quartet: enough to maintain motivation while seriously working on reading and intonation.
The online audio support accompanies daily learning: useful for checking placement, establishing a steady tempo, and practicing active listening. Thanks to its multilingual presentation (English, German, French, Dutch), this collection integrates easily into various teaching methods. An excellent choice to enrich one's study repertoire and make working on second position more musical and rewarding.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Dezaire, Nico | Difficulty | Easy - Elementary |
| Instrumentation | Violin | Pages | 28 |
| Genre | Studies | Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Language | English, Deutsch, Français, Nederlands | ||
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excellent learning of position 2, very progressive and adapted to the youngest!
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Questions frequently asked
Is this collection suitable for learning second position on the violin?
The collection is intended for transitioning from first to second position, at an easy to elementary level. The progressive pieces work on left-hand landmarks, intonation, and bow coordination.
How many pieces does Violin Position 2 contain?
The 27 pieces offered allow one to approach the second position through short pieces rather than abstract exercises.
Is an audio accompaniment included?
An online audio support accompanies the book. It helps with placement, steady tempo, and active listening.
In which languages is this violin collection published?
The 28-page edition is presented in French, English, German, and Dutch. This multilingual presentation is indicated in the book's specifications. The publication dates from 2003.
What styles and composers are featured in the pieces?
Traditional melodies are mixed with pieces by Nico Dezaire and references to Haydn, Mozart, and Offenbach. The collection notably includes "Fu Manchu", "Dream Waltz", "Elephant Blues" and a theme from Mozart's KV 157 quartet.
