Essential Elements for Strings: Violin Book One
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(Essential Elements). Original series (red cover) Tailored to beginning students, Essential Elements for Strings Book 1 covers techniques such as instrument position, fingerings, and bowings while incorporating theory and history lessons throughout. Features a broad scope, comprehensive detail, great pacing, thorough reinforcement, and much more!
Publisher : Hal Leonard; 0 edition (January 1, 1994)
Language : English
Paperback : 48 pages
ISBN-10 : 0793533597
ISBN-13 : 978-0793533596
Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
Dimensions : 9 x 0.13 x 12 inches
Customers say
Customers find the practice exercises in the book very good, fun, and familiar. They appreciate the sequential skill building and say the book works well with their daughters’ orchestra class. Readers also mention the book is worth every penny and affordable.
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Amazon Customer –
Easy to follow
Easy to follow except for a few pencil hand diagrams on one page, otherwise excellent book for beginners.
Yvonne Wieck –
Best content and price combination
Super cheap and the most helpful book I’ve found for self-teaching the violin! Though, I played in middle school, after ten years, I forgot almost everything. I had no problem learning everything again from the beginning with this! I highly recommend this. It teaches fingering with pictures included, rhythm, and even small details on reading measures with lots of tunes for practice.
Love it –
Easy to read
As described
Amazon Customer –
Very useful
This is a good book and is helping me to learn to play the violin in alogical progression. I recommend it.
New Mexico res –
Good student book!
Good for beginners. Although I questioned the approach as an adult student, I found it worked!
liz –
the best
I use this book for all my beginner violin students. Love that it progresses from just A and D strings and plucking with quarter notes and quarter rests, to adding more strings, bowing, and more rhythms. It has the note names written in for the first few weeks of lessons and then takes them out. Most students are okay with reading the notes by then. I don’t like method books that start out with lots of rhythms in the very beginning.any edition of EE book 1 is fine, they are all 95% the same
Marilyn Daggett –
Great Teaching Book for String Classes.
Best beginning violin and viola book on the market. Better than the the Elements 2000 revision. Practical layout, great illustrations and sequential skill building. for use in either private or classroom situations. I especially like the fact that there is a CD available with accompaniments.
Quenton Woody –
Great starter book!
This is a very good starter book if you play the violin. I use to take a strings class in middle school and misplaced my book. Luckily I found the same one on Amazon and bought it. If you are looking for a easy learners item this is definitely it!
Teresita –
Muchas gracias ya van varios libros que compro y llegan muy bien. Muchas gracias.
ATLI –
Very progressive method book
marie.e.lally –
Very helpful. Easy to read and very appropriate for early stages.
Cat –
I’ve used this title during middle school when I was playing the clarinet. When I decided to pick up the violin again, I went for a book in this series. This series is great for beginners, as it gives a step-by-step intro. It starts with plucking the strings to get an idea of the notes, then goes on to bowing. It’s great for people who want to learn by themselves.
Ettore Petaccia –
Great manual.