Let's Play Scales as Duets for Violin: Suitable for String Ensemble & School Orchestra

Let's Play Scales as Duets For Violin is a fun collection of scales compiled from some of the most important Violin Method Books written by famous violinist and teachers in France, Germany, Italy, Belgium and Czech Republic. Scales by Wohlfart, Mazas, Beriot, Dancla, K?chler, Sevcik, Cherubini and Campagnoli can be practiced and performed by a string ensemble (violin, viola, cello).

Explore the time-honored tradition of violin instruction with this comprehensive assortment of scales, sourced from esteemed violin method books in European violin pedagogy. Let's Play Scales as Duets For Violin offers a curated selection of scale exercises presented in a collaborative duet format.

Let's Play Scales as Duets For Violin provides a valuable resource for students and educators alike. Each duet is thoughtfully designed to promote intonation, musical phrasing, and listening skills through the shared experience of making music together. Moreover, each scale can be practiced in the classroom but also suits performance, adding versatility to your repertoire.

The scales have been carefully selected and arranged from the following publications:

• Easiest elementary Method for Beginners, Op. 38 by Franz Wohlfart (1875)

• Méthode de Violin by Jaques Féreol Mazas (1832)

• Méthode de Violon, Op. 102 by Charles de Bériot (1857)

• Metodo elementare e progressivo per Violino, Op. 55 di Carlo Dancla (1852)

• Méthode de Violon by Ferdinand Kuechler (1910)

• Violin School for Beginners, Op.6 by Otakar Sevcik (1903)

• Méthode de Violon by Baillot, Rode et Kreutzer (ca.1835)

• Nouvelle Méthode de la Mécanique progressive du Jeu de Violon

  by Bartolomeo Campagnoli (1827)

  Let's Play Scales as Duets by Violin Friends is available for a string ensemble or school orchestra with compatible parts for 2 violins, 2 violas and 2 cellos.