Great Reference Book I ordered this book as gift for myself. The book has 231 pages and a flexable cover.
I wished it had a spirsl bound cover though. It covers a wide varity of topics including, bow hold, left hand position, shifting, bowing techniques, vibrato, and intonation. I usually pick out one or two excercises a day to review. There are 300 and most have pictures. This book is not for beginners because it has excercises in different positions. A beginner could do some of the excercises in my opinion, just not all of them.
The book is normally known by the title, not the subtitle: 'Basics' (people will sometimes say 'Simon Fischer's Basics'). It's a fantastic book. For that matter, all of Fischer's books are fantastic. He's the closest thing to a modern-day Sevcik. Experienced violinists can easily go through Basics and pick out the exercises that are useful for. Laura Pierce is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Laura Pierce and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the.
There is a lot reading so it would be for an older student. Love the book and it is worth the money.
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