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Viola edition
Written in alto clef with viola-specific fingerings. A violin or cello book will not substitute.

Independent shopping perspective
The viola part book for Sound Innovations Book 1, the first year of a string orchestra class. Buy the book that matches your instrument.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Written in alto clef with viola-specific fingerings. A violin or cello book will not substitute.
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Starting level. Covers a beginner's first year, from open strings forward.
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Page numbers line up across the violin, viola, cello and bass books so a full class plays together.
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Your part only, not the full score. The director carries the conductor's edition.
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Consumable classroom price. Most programs expect each student to own a copy.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Just the viola part. Violin, cello and bass players each buy their own edition of the same book.
No. Viola reads alto clef and the fingerings differ. Buy the violin edition instead.
Absolute beginner. It starts from the beginning of a first-year string class and builds from there.
It is built around a class with a director. Without a teacher, progress is slower and bow technique goes unchecked.
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