An essential volume for advanced violinists, Rodolphe Kreutzer’s 42 Études ou Caprices, edited by Friedrich Hermann, form the technical backbone of the violin repertoire. This Edition Peters publication is a durable and beautifully printed classic for serious study.
A cornerstone of advanced violin training, this authoritative collection by Rodolphe Kreutzer remains indispensable for serious students and professionals alike. The 42 Études ou Caprices, edited by Friedrich Hermann and published by Edition Peters, are meticulously crafted studies that develop the full spectrum of advanced technique—from bow control and articulation to shifting, double stops, and tonal refinement. Born in Versailles and later a distinguished professor at the Paris Conservatory for three decades, Kreutzer played a pivotal role in shaping the French School of violin playing. His pedagogical legacy endures through these études, which continue to form a technical foundation for aspiring virtuosi. This beautifully produced Peters edition, printed on high-quality cream paper with ideal weight and opacity, is designed for practical use and lasting durability in the studio and practice room.
Key Features:
42 essential études for advanced technique development
Edited by Friedrich Hermann
Core repertoire of the French violin school
Develops bowing, shifting, intonation, and double stops
An essential technical collection by Rodolphe Kreutzer, the 42 Études ou Caprices build fluency and left-hand flexibility. This IMC edition remains a standard resource for advancing violinists.
An indispensable technical collection by Rodolphe Kreutzer, the 42 Études ou Caprices form the backbone of violin training. This Schirmer edition, edited by Edmund Singer, is a must-have for intermediate to early advanced students.
A cornerstone of violin study by Rodolphe Kreutzer, the 42 Études ou Caprices build essential technique and musical control. This EMB edition remains a vital resource for aspiring and advanced violinists.