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Petit Tour du monde en doubles-cordes

57 duos pour étudier agréablement les doubles-cordes au violon

Florence VOGT

Petit Tour du Monde en Doubles-Cordes is a modern, enjoyable method for effective double-string practice. It is designed for violinists who already have some practice (intermediate level) and can be used over several years, thanks to a structured progression.

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Instrument family Violin
Catalog classifications Methods
Instrument nomenclature Violon
Total duration 00:38:13
Publisher Éditions Billaudot
Collection COMENTALE Guy
Cotage GB10329
Total number of pages 80
Languages French
Cycle / Level Moderately difficult (cycle 2)
Target audience Young people, Adults
Musical style World Music, Classical, Traditionnal
Directory type Work(s) from the repertoire, Original work(s)
Copyright year 2023
EAN code 9790043103295
Audios on Education area
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Description

Petit Tour du Monde en double-stopes is a modern and enjoyable method for effectively working on double-stops. It is intended for violinists who already have some practice (2nd cycle level) and can be used over several years thanks to a structured progression.

This collection contains over 50 short, motivating pieces. These are all presented as duets that can be played with your teacher or violinist friends. The included audio files allow for challenging, effective, and enjoyable solo practice.

It's a real musical journey that is offered: setting off to discover folklore from around the world (South America, Celtic countries, French repertoire and other surprises...) but also rediscovering themes known from great composers (Mozart, Beethoven, Corelli, Smetana...)!

This collection primarily uses the 1st position, then gradually adds a few other positions. It covers all types of intervals up to the octave and also offers a serious introduction to harmonic accompaniment (finding your own double stops from chord names).

Numerous clear tips allow the violinist to develop an informed harmonic awareness as well as a fine listening to the accuracy of his instrument.