36 Studies for Violin Op20 by Kayser ( EMB)

New Violin Study School, op. 182 Vol.5 by Arthur Simrock is a comprehensive guide to help violinists improve their skills. The book includes a set of carefully selected studies arranged progressively to challenge players in the third position and studies that combine the first and third positions. It is published by Simrock and has 44 pages. The book features celebrated studies by renowned composers such as Bach, Paganini, and Mozart, among others, progressively arranged for students or virtuosos.

Old Masters for Young Players, Book 1 for Violin, published by Schott Music, is an inspiring beginner collection that introduces young violinists to the music of the great classical masters in an accessible and musically rewarding way.

Key features

• Real classical music for young players

• Develops style, phrasing, and musical taste early

• Encouraging and confidence-building repertoire

• A classic starting point for serious violin study

Contents: H. Purcell: Air • C. W. Gluck: Andante cantabile • J. P. Rameau: La Villageoise • G. F. Händel: Air • J. A. Hasse: 2 Dances • J. B. Lully: Gavotte and Musette • J. M. Leclair: Sarabande • J. S. Bach: 2 Minuets • L. v. Beethoven: Liebeslied • G. Tartini: Sarabande • G. B. Buononcini: Rondeau • R. Schumann: Erinnerung

Discover Wieniawski’s Scherzo-Tarantelle Op. 16 for Violin and Piano, edited by Theodore Spiering and published by Carl Fischer. This energetic showpiece features a solo violin part and piano reduction in clear standard notation, ideal for advanced study or performance.

Key Features:

• Carl Fischer edition, edited by Spiering

• Solo violin part and piano reduction

• Lively, virtuosic character

• Standard classical notation