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I Bought a Bunch of Old Violin Pedagogy Books ｜ Christmas Haul
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
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Full List of Books:
Pedagogy Tomes:
Carl Flesch - The Art of Violin Playing, Vols. 1 & 2; Urstudien; Scale System
Leopold Auer - Violin Playing as I Teach it; Graded Course of Violin Playing, Book I
Ivan Galamian - Principles of Violin Playing and Teaching
Maia Bang - Violin Method, Book I
Etudes and Exercises:
Schradieck - School of Violin Techniques, Book I
Rode - 24 Caprices
Dont - 24 Preparatory Studies for Kreutzer and Rode
Gavinies - 24 Etudes
Kreutzer - 42 Studies
Paganini - 24 Caprices
Repertoire:
Bach - Concerto No. 1 in a minor BWV 1041 Barenreiter URTEXT
Bach - 6 Sonatas & Partitas BWV 1001-1006, Barenreiter URTEXT
Mozart - Concerto No. 4 In D Major K. 218, Barenreiter URTEXT
Sibelius - Violin Concerto In d minor Op. 47, International Edition, Francescatti edit
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I know that the music of the Tchaikovsky I posted was not the part that Perlman and Heifetz were playing, but the second iteration of that particular sequence. However, as I mentioned in the video, I don't currently have a copy or PDF of the concerto to take a picture of the correct page, and that was the clearest example I could find on Google Images.
The cool part about that example is that the youtube video of Heifetz is itself not the most absurd version he recorded. I assume you have heard the incredible studio recordings he made aswell.
you are quite the old soul, I'd say. Learning violin from you must be an experience that everyone should try at least once, then I suspect they get hooked.
I’m a fellow music teacher, and I always enjoy your content. Top notch.
I'm obsessed with Schradiek all exercises in 7 position and of course Schevchik.
Very interesting summary of all you are learning from the old masters and music! Looking forward to hearing more of what you learn in the future!
Thanks mom!
I like that you appreciate the pedagogy in teaching music.
Good for you!! Man the Carl Flesch book kicked my butt in the practice room but I have gratitude for it now as well as the etude studies.
Simon Fischer tops them all. The most complete all around, because he drew from Galamian-Delay and knew about Flesch and Dounis.
Looking forward to videos you are going to upload ! :)
How funny that I should happen to find this video a mere few days after receiving my copy of "The Art of Violin Playing, Book 1". As I started reading through it, I was quite surprised that Carl Flesch wrote that he was a proponent of the "Russian" bow hold and thought that it would become the predominant bow hold of the future (I don't know why but I would have guessed he'd end up being a proponent of the "Franco-Belgian" bow hold). I know you touched briefly on this topic, but I was wondering if you had more detailed thoughts about the bow hold. I am interested because as time goes on I find myself more explorative of techniques or conventions that may not be the norm these days but may provide some sort of benefit (prominent example being that while I began playing with a shoulder rest early on, mainly because it just seemed like "the thing to do", at some point I decided to try ditching it and have come to prefer playing without one). So any thoughts on whether the bow hold has merits or not would be a welcome insight. Thanks.
Can you explain further on how modern music education has become souless? What are they teaching or encouraging that would cause that?
Hi and thanks for sharing your insights! I'm wondering how you'd compare Galamian's scale book to Flesch's.
Heifetz studio recordings of Tchaikovsky has even more batshit crazy runs on that same place in the music. That video recording is the *simpler* of the different Heifetz recordings...
That they are. Never seen the music for whatever he does in those, however
@@MurphyMusicAcademy Probably improvised on the spot
I am a self taught learner I found the Violin Method by Nicolas Laoureux. A very good all in one book you can download on IMSlP and other websites
How old of a method is that one? I'll check it out
@@MurphyMusicAcademy this method is basically a bundle of etudes I have searched a lot and got other volumes. Please provide an email I will send you these with some other volumes in this series which are difficult to find. Other than that I use Galamian and Menuhin’s theory book as reference, you can find some Menuhin video tutorial on CZcams as well I find the finger exercises video by Menuhin very special.
@@MurphyMusicAcademy I guess they were written in 1920 maybe I will check tomorrow
Is your Bach a minor barenreiter edition the full score? or is it the Violin with Piano reduction?
Piano reduction
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Hi dear can you please send me photo copy of some old violin books please I beg you dear
I got them all for free online
Don't know where you are getting Barenreiter editions online, but anyway, I like hard copies
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