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Justus Johann Friedrich Dotzauer (1783-1860) was a famous cellist who played in the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and the orchestra of the Dresden Staatskappelle. He was part of the premieres of Wagner's operas Rienzi and The Flying Dutchman. Dotzauer's Violoncellschule (Cello School) and 113 Exercises are foundational pieces of educational cello literature. The second volume of the Exercises contains Nos. 35-62 progressive exercises are part of the Edition Peters 'Green Series'.

The Edition Peters 21 Studies for Cello Music Book is a beautifully presented book printed on high-quality paper. It offers a lifetime of enjoyable learning and is suitable for use in lessons or at home for private study. It is easy to carry and makes an ideal gift for yourself or your loved ones. The book helps students develop their creativity and critical thinking skills. It employs a unique top-down approach to assist with presenting musical concepts and principles.

Flesch's Scale System is still popular among advanced violists a century after its creation. Max Rostal revised the latest edition to make it easier to understand, offering scales and arpeggios in all major and minor keys with various rhythmic patterns for comprehensive practice. Charlotte Karman transcribed the standard work for violin into viola to help violists improve their technique with scale exercises.

Carl Flesch, a Hungarian violinist, was a celebrated soloist, chamber music performer, and teacher. He taught many famous performers and authored instructional books, and his Scale System for the violin is still in use. He owned the Brancaccio Stradivarius but sold it in 1928. Flesch lived in London during the 1930s and was later arrested by the Gestapo. He died in Switzerland in 1944.

0Louis Kievman was a multi-talented performer, writer, lecturer, and teacher. He enrolled in the Institute of Musical Art at 16 and studied under Franz Kneisel and Sascha Jacobsen. Kievman played with the Musical Arts Quartet and Stuyvesant String Quartet and was a founding member of the NBC Symphony under Arturo Toscanini. He taught master classes and was a faculty member at institutions such as the California Institute of the Arts and the University of California at Long Beach.

Emil Kreuz was a German musician born in Elberfeld in 1867. He played both the violin and viola and was also a composer, conductor, and teacher. In just ten years, Kreuz created a vast repertoire of music suitable for violists of any level. His pedagogical works were adopted by the RCM and Royal Academy of Music, and his music was suggested to violists for decades. Among the study books he recommended, Kreuz’s “Select Studies” in five books stands out as a fresh source of material.

Emil Kreuz was a talented German musician born in Elberfeld in 1867. He was skilled in playing both the violin and viola and was also an accomplished composer, conductor, and teacher. Over ten years, Kreuz created a vast collection of music suitable for violists of any level. His pedagogical works were so impressive that the RCM and the Royal Academy of Music adopted them. His music was recommended to violists for decades, and his “Select Studies” in five books was a popular source of study material.

Sebastian Lee's etudes are renowned for their relevance in cello training. The new two-volume edition includes marked deviations and valuable practice tips.

Sebastian Lee (1805-1887) was a German cellist and teacher who wrote the "Méthode pratique pour le violoncelle, Op. 30," a cello method book still used today. He's known for "40 Easy Etudes for Violoncello, Opus 70" and "Thema mit Variationen," a memorable cello study.

Emil Kreuz was a talented German musician born in Elberfeld in 1867. He was skilled in playing both the violin and viola and was also an accomplished composer, conductor, and teacher. Over ten years, Kreuz created a vast collection of music suitable for violists of any level. His pedagogical works were so impressive that the RCM and the Royal Academy of Music adopted them. His music was recommended to violists for decades, and his “Select Studies” in five books was a popular source of study material.

The second book of Piatti's Method for Cello builds upon the first book and features more than 50 exercises. The method covers various aspects of cello playing, including scales and exercises on different positions, such as pizzicato, vibrato, variations of bowing, dotted notes, and synchronization.

François Rabbath's (b.1931) three-volume series, New Technique of the Double Bass, is a valuable resource for double bass performers. The first volume covers physical approaches to the instrument, bowing, rhythms, and intervals and includes exercises and studies. Rabbath, a virtuoso double bass player who frequently performs solo, compiled this technical study book with vast knowledge and experience. Given his prominence as a double bassist, it is an essential accompaniment to all double bass studies.

"New Technique of the Double Bass" is a three-volume series by François Rabbath, a Syrian-born double bassist. The series is a must-have study book for double bass players, covering various topics, including scales, arpeggios, bowing techniques, and exercises and studies. The second volume of the series, titled "New Technique for the Double Bass Volume 2" (Leduc), is an essential accompaniment to all double bass studies and is available in French, English, German, and Italian.

Selected from the most instructive works of Buchler, Cossmann, Dotzauer, Duport, Franchomme, Grutzmacher, Kummer, Lee, Piatti, Schroeder, and Servais, and arranged progressively.