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Sevcik, The School of Violin Technique Op. 1 Parts 1-4 for Violin (Schirmer)
The four opus 1 technique books of the violin teacher available for the first time in one inexpensive edition.
“Every violinist worth his salt has likely studied these important pedagogical legacies. As one who not only survived but thrived on the rigors of the method, I can testify to its benefits...Sevick remains the 'father' of all modern technique...Each successive volume raises the bar imperceptibly, providing challenges and progressing from beginner status to the higher echelons of mastery.” - Strings magazine
“Every violinist worth his salt has likely studied these important pedagogical legacies. As one who not only survived but thrived on the rigors of the method, I can testify to its benefits...Sevick remains the 'father' of all modern technique...Each successive volume raises the bar imperceptibly, providing challenges and progressing from beginner status to the higher echelons of mastery.” - Strings magazine
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The four opus 1 technique books of the violin teacher available for the first time in one inexpensive edition.
“Every violinist worth his salt has likely studied these important pedagogical legacies. As one who not only survived but thrived on the rigors of the method, I can testify to its benefits...Sevick remains the 'father' of all modern technique...Each successive volume raises the bar imperceptibly, providing challenges and progressing from beginner status to the higher echelons of mastery.” - Strings magazine
“Every violinist worth his salt has likely studied these important pedagogical legacies. As one who not only survived but thrived on the rigors of the method, I can testify to its benefits...Sevick remains the 'father' of all modern technique...Each successive volume raises the bar imperceptibly, providing challenges and progressing from beginner status to the higher echelons of mastery.” - Strings magazine
