Schirmer The Art of Bowing
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Summary of This Collection
Designed to support the violinist's progress, this pedagogical collection celebrates the musical world of Giuseppe Tartini, a major figure in the violin repertoire. Intended for solo instrument practice, it focuses on consolidating fundamentals and developing a controlled sound, in line with the stylistic demands of this aesthetic.
Throughout the pages, the goal is to enhance the precision of instrumental gesture: bow regularity, control of string crossings, intonation stability, and legato quality. This type of material is particularly relevant for structuring a practice routine, as it allows revisiting targeted technical points while remaining grounded in coherent musical writing.
Thanks to its short format, this collection is suitable both for use in lessons (selected excerpts, weekly objectives) and for personal practice. The presence of English is not a barrier: the score remains immediately readable, and the textual indications are easily understood with common musical vocabulary.
Published in 1986 within the String Solo collection, this collection is a solid choice to enrich a violin sheet music library focused on learning, complementing traditional studies and methods, with attention paid to musicality as much as technique.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Giuseppe Tartini | Genre | Pedagogy |
| Artist | Leopold Lichtenberg | Language | English |
| Instrumentation | Violin | Pages | 20 |
| Collection | String Solo | Year of Publication | 1986 |
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument is the collection written?
The collection is designed for solo violin. It belongs to the String Solo series and does not indicate any instrumental accompaniment.
Which violin techniques are addressed in The Art of Bowing?
The pages focus on bowing regularity and control of string crossings. The work also targets intonation stability and the quality of legato. The writing is based on the musical world of Giuseppe Tartini.
Can it be used to organize weekly violin practice?
Its 20-page format allows selecting excerpts based on specific technical goals. This structure suits both lessons and personal practice.
How many pages does this method contain?
The edition published in 1986 contains 20 pages.
Is the method available in French?
The score is published in English. The textual instructions are limited to standard musical vocabulary, while the notation is immediately readable.
