Dehaske Israeli Concertino
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Essential Information About This Collection
Essential Information About This Collection
- A "study and play" format designed to progress on the violin while keeping the joy of playing, from easy to intermediate level.
- Online support(s) included to complement instrumental practice and facilitate daily training.
- Clear pedagogical approach: ideal for structuring technique (intonation, rhythm, articulation) and gaining confidence.
- Multilingual edition (English-German-French-Dutch) suitable for use in lessons, conservatories, or self-study.
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Summary of This Collection
This violin collection fits within the "De Haske Study and Play" spirit: an accessible progression designed to consolidate technical foundations without losing sight of musicality. Written by George Perlman, it supports the student in a gradual skill development, with content adapted to an EASY-INTERMEDIATE level. The goal is to develop solid reflexes (sight-reading, rhythm, left-hand and bow coordination) while staying within a motivating practice repertoire.
The presence of online support(s) adds a practical dimension to the study: you can rely on complementary resources to better understand character, pulse, and phrasing. This approach is particularly useful for working on listening, rhythmic accuracy, and consistency, whether playing in lessons with a teacher or independently at home.
Thanks to a clear presentation and well-calibrated difficulty, this collection is suitable both for violinists at the end of the first cycle and for musicians returning to the instrument who wish to reestablish automatic skills. The contribution of Gunter van Rompaey reinforces the "playing" orientation and supports the student in a smoother and more musical practice. An excellent resource to enrich your study routine, practice effectively, and gain confidence, session after session.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | George Perlman | Language | English-German-French-Dutch |
| Artist | Gunter van Rompaey | Difficulty | EASY-INTERMEDIATE |
| Instrumentation | Violin | Pages | 20 |
| Collection | De Haske Study and Play | Year of Publication | 2007 |
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Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play Israeli Concertino?
The indicated level is EASY-INTERMEDIATE. The collection is aimed at violinists at the end of the first cycle and instrumentalists resuming practice to reestablish technical habits.
Which technical aspects of the violin are addressed?
The progression focuses on reading, rhythm, and coordination between the left hand and bow. George Perlman's writing is designed to consolidate these fundamentals while developing musicality.
Does Israeli Concertino by De Haske include online resources?
Online materials are provided to support the study. They allow practicing character, pulse, and timing.
How many pages does this violin collection have?
The edition consists of 20 pages and was published in 2007.
In which languages are the instructions offered?
Editorial content is provided in English, German, French, and Dutch. The De Haske Study and Play collection is associated with the contribution of Gunter van Rompaey. This presentation facilitates access to instructions in multiple languages.
