The Willis Music Company A DOZEN A DAY - VIOLIN
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Summary of This Method
Derived from the famous A Dozen A Day series, this method adapts to the violin the concept that made the piano preparation books successful: simple, quick-to-implement technical exercises that are particularly effective before tackling repertoire. Designed as a true warm-up ritual, it helps you establish good playing habits from the very first minutes: finger placement, quality of string crossings, bow control, and overall coordination.
The major advantage of A Dozen A Day for Violin is turning technique into a more musical moment thanks to the included CD. The accompaniments allow you to work on pulse, listening, and tempo stability, while making daily practice more engaging. Whether you are in violin lessons, practicing independently, or supplementing a main method, this book easily fits into your routine to build a reliable and lasting technical foundation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Pages | CD included | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the included CD offer accompaniments for the violin?
The included CD provides accompaniments designed to work on pulse, listening, and tempo stability.
What technical aspects are practiced in A Dozen A Day - Violin?
The exercises focus on finger placement, string changes, and bow control. Overall coordination is also part of the practice offered.
Can this violin method be used as a daily warm-up?
Designed as a warm-up ritual, this sheet music includes simple and quick exercises to implement. The practice takes place before studying the repertoire. The CD accompaniments make the daily routine more musical.
Is A Dozen A Day for Violin suitable for self-guided practice?
The book can be integrated into autonomous practice thanks to the included CD accompaniments. It can also complement a primary violin method.
What musical genre does this violin method belong to?
The classification given for this sheet music collection is classical.



