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Volume 4
A later book in the graded series. Pieces assume more left-hand and bow control than the early volumes.

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Volume 4 of a graded violin solo collection, with the violin part and the accompaniment together. For a student past beginner exercises.


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A later book in the graded series. Pieces assume more left-hand and bow control than the early volumes.
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Both parts come together, so you are not buying the accompaniment as a second purchase.
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Pieces to prepare and perform. No exercises, no explanations, no technique instruction.
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Volume number tracks difficulty, so you can match a student's level without auditioning the pieces first.
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Goes straight on a stand for both players. Nothing to download, license or share on a screen.
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Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The violin part and the accompaniment come together, so an accompanist has music to read from.
It is the fourth step in a graded series, so it sits above the earlier volumes and assumes solid basic technique.
Not necessarily. Pick the volume that matches the student's current level rather than working through every book.
No. It is repertoire only, with no exercises or instruction, so it works alongside a method rather than instead of one.
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