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CONTENTS
Long, Long Ago, 7 H. Bayly
May Time, W. A. Mozart
Minuet No. 1,4 5. Bach
Minuet No.3, 8. Bach
Chorus from “Judas Maccabacus,” G. £ Hande
Hunters’ Chorus, C. M. von Weber
Musette from English Suite No.3,.5. Bach
March in 6, Bach
Theme from “Witches Dance,” N Paganini
Tonalization - The Moon Over the Ruined Castle, R Taki
The Two Grenadiers, R. Schumann
Gavotte, F J Gossec
Bourrée, G. F Handel
‘The four main points for study in Volume
1. The child should listen othe reference recordings everyday at home o develop
musical sensitivity Rapid progress depends on this listening.
Tonalizacon, othe production of a beautiful tone, shouldbe stressed in the lesson and
home
The poston etude should be practiced well before each lesson.
‘Constant attention should be given o accurate intonation, correct posture, and the
proper bow hold
Tonalization
Each lesson should begin with tonalization
‘Try to produce a beau one. Usefull ows,
‘Maintain the same volume and intensity throughout each bow stroke,
Ringing Sound Tonalization
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Etudes for 2nd Position
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Forward and backward extension using nd position.
Allegretto
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Minuet No. 3
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Chorus from "Judas Maccabaeus"
G.F Handel
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Please remember thatthe child should sen 1 he recording every ay.
Ear Training
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Theme from "Witches' Dance"
Exercise for Bb
‘Ty playing the following exercise silently. Keep second finger in place asthe rt finger moves back fom Bt to BA.
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Practice Twinkle Theme in F majo to prepare left hand for backward extension.
Tonalization
The Moon over the Ruined Castle
The Two Grenadiers
R. Schumann
Gavotte
Alleggeto
For asterisk passages, se next page. ‘DC al Fi
Preparation Exercises for Gossec Gavotte
Procedure for practice:
Listen careful tothe intontion,
Uses shom suck.
ace te bow on Ihe string, then play, Keeping the how on the string during the rest