Hal Leonard Violin Play Along Volume 20 Irish Tunes + MP3 - Violin
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Summary of This Method
Violin Play-Along Volume 20: Irish Tunes is part of a collection designed to make learning fun and effective: you follow the sheet music, listen to the CD to understand how the violin should sound (phrasing, accents, energy), then play along with the accompaniment alone to develop your sense of tempo and timing. This format is ideal for working on timing, dynamics, and endurance while staying focused on the codes of traditional Irish music.
The collection offers a varied selection of reels and jigs to explore different playing sensations and enrich your interpretation. You will find tunes such as King Of The Fairies, Mason's Apron, St. Anne's Reel, Star Of Munster, Temperence Reel, The Irish Washerwoman, The Kesh Jig, and The Little Beggarman. An excellent resource for musicians who want to improve their sight-reading, enhance their groove, and build a repertoire immediately playable in sessions or performances.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Traditional, World | ||
| Instrumentation | Violin | Genre | Traditional Irish Music |
| Collection | Violin Play-Along Volume 20 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which tunes are included in Violin Play-Along Volume 20 Irish Tunes?
The selection includes King Of The Fairies, Mason's Apron, St. Anne's Reel, Star Of Munster, Temperence Reel, The Irish Washerwoman, The Kesh Jig, and The Little Beggarman.
Does the Irish Tunes violin book include backing tracks?
The title mentions MP3s, while the description refers to listening to a CD. The accompaniment alone allows replaying the pieces while working on tempo and timing.
Is this method suitable for practicing sight-reading on the violin?
No specific level is indicated. The format is based on following the score first, then listening to a sound model. The proposed work particularly targets reading, setup, and dynamics.
Which Irish rhythms are covered in this volume?
The collection includes reels and jigs from traditional Irish music. These two types of dances allow exploring different rhythmic feels on the violin.
To which series does this Irish music score belong?
This reference belongs to the Violin Play-Along series, volume 20. The indicated instrumentation is exclusively violin.
