Maia Bang Violin Method

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Leopold Auer

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Paperback / softback

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A student of the world-renowned violinist Leopold Auer, Maia Bang acted as the maestro's teaching assistant and preserved his acclaimed methods of instruction in a series of manuals. The seven-volume collection covers every aspect of teaching and learning the instrument, from the beginning to the highest level. This first volume focuses on elementary aspects: the basics of holding the violin, tuning, reading music, scales, and bowing. Clear and simple in its presentation, the book abounds in Auer's original exercises and suggestions, including helpful notes for fingering, achieving proper intonation, legato playing, and other essentials. Bang's presentation continues Auer's tradition of combining the essential technical exercises with fun-to-play melodies, including duets for teachers and students.

Author Biography:

Violinist Maria Bang (1873-1940) studied with Gudbrand Bøhn in her native Norway and graduated from the Leipzig Conservatory; her other teachers included Henri Marteau and Leopold Auer. She made her debut in Oslo, where she founded a music school, and ultimately emigrated to the United States. Famed Hungarian violinist Leopold Auer (1845-1930) was a teacher, conducter, and composer. His Violin Playing as I Teach It, available for decades in a Dover edition, has benefited generations of students.

Release date NZ

June 28th, 2019

Author

Leopold Auer

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

Dimensions

208x277x7

ISBN-13

9780486834078

Product ID

28677097

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