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Violin Book 2: The Left HandPresented in a SIMPLE "Picture Book" form with CLEAR explanations in a totally step-by-step manner. The right and left hands have very different jobs in playing the violin. In the most user-friendly way possible, this book covers eactly what to do with the left hand. It takes some practice to correctly use the left hand, and this book takes the student, one step at a time, to where they can do it right. Using the left hand correctly when learning how to play violin is very important. Here you will learn all the skills needed in a very easy to follow format. The skills are taught so easily anyone can follow along.
What is covered?
How the student learns the left hand
Here's a quote from the book "The reason you use the fingers of your Left Hand is to change the sounds that your violin makes.
When you can change the sounds, you can play many different violin songs.
You must learn to play the simple songs first. Soon, you will find that you will be able to play the harder songs with the very fast notes. To be good, your Left Hand will have to be placed in a very special way, so you can reach the notes easily." Parents Ask: I've heard that learning to play an instrument gives children a tremendous advantage with their reading skills, and so they do much better in school.
Is this true?
Yes. Tests have shown, Students who play the Violin find they do better in school academics, gain self-esteem and leadership qualities. I don't know anything about the violin. So, how can I help my child play the right notes so that they sound correct?
Parents are given a special guide in the Appendix, simple enough even a "Tone-deaf" parent can help a child make their songs sound right! Check out Pages 95-107. Isn't reading Music hard? How can the Student learn songs?
The Violin Book 2 uses a very SIMPLE Fingering System, so the student can concentrate on the basics of using his or her fingers. With this System, songs can be played right away. And with the accompanying piano parts on the "Practice & Performance" CD's, your child will love to perform concerts for his friends. You'll find lots of help you can really use on Page 41. What should you do if you find a violin in your attic that has 'Stradivarius' inside?
For information you MUST have, check out Pages 93 and 94.
Who else loves this system?Children love to learn with the fun, easy pictures. Parents enjoy helping their child with the simple-to-understand explanations. By the end of Book 2, you will be enjoying songs with your friends. Live Life To The Fullest.
Enjoy Music Making! 121 pages
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