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ISBN 13: 9781406797183
Author: Leopold Auer
Originally published in 1921, this book was written in an attempt to, 'give the serious teacher and student the practical benefit of the knowledge acquired during a lifetime's playing the violin, including mechanical means and technical procedure as well as the ideas and ideals of art'. With a wealth of information on the subject that the modern reader will still find of practical use today, this book is highly recommended for inclusion on the bookshelf of anyone with an interest in the subject. Many of these earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
CHAPTER I
HOW I STUDIED THE VIOLIN
CHAPTER II
HOW TO HOLD THE VIOLIN
I THE VIOLIN
II THE POSITION OF THE THUMB
III THE BOW
CHAPTER III
HOW TO PRACTISE
CHAPTER IV
TONE PRODUCTION
SOME HINTS ON THE SUBJECT OF TONE PRODUCTION
THE VIBRATO
THE PORTAMENTO OR GLISSANDO
CHAPTER V
HINTS ON BOWING
I THE DÉTACHÉ (DETACHED STROKE)
II THE MARTELÉ (HAMMER-STROKE)
III THE STACCATO UP AND DOWN BOW
IV THE STACCATO VOLANT (“FLYING STACCATO”)
V THE SPICCATO SAUTILLÉ (SPICCATO WITH BOUNCING, SPRINGING BOW)
VI THE RICOCHET-SALTATO (REBOUND WITH SPRINGING BOW)
VII THE TREMOLO
VIII THE ARPEGGIO
IX THE LEGATO
CHAPTER VI
LEFT-HAND TECHNIQUE
THE CHANGE OF POSITIONS
THE PRESSURE OF THE FINGERS ON THE STRINGS
SCALES AND OTHER EXERCISES
CHROMATIC SCALES
FINGERING
CHAPTER VII
DOUBLE-STOPS—THE TRILL
I SCALES IN THIRDS
II SCALES IN FOURTHS
III SCALES IN SIXTHS
IV SIMPLE OCTAVES (1-4 FINGERS)
V FINGERED OCTAVES
VI TENTHS
VII THE TRILL
VIII THREE AND FOUR-NOTE CHORDS
CHAPTER VIII
ORNAMENTS—PIZZICATO
PIZZICATO
CHAPTER IX
HARMONICS
NATURAL HARMONICS
ARTIFICIAL HARMONICS
DOUBLE HARMONICS
CHAPTER X
NUANCE— THE SOUL OF INTERPRETATION PHRASING
PHRASING
CHAPTER XI
STYLE
CHAPTER XII
THE NERVES AND VIOLIN PLAYING
CHAPTER XIII
THE VIOLIN REPERTORY OF YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY
CHAPTER XIV
PRACTICAL REPERTORY HINTS
WHAT I GIVE MY PUPILS TO PLAY
violin playing as i teach it
violin playing scene
violin teaching songs
they playing the violin
violin playing and singing
Tags: Leopold Auer, Violin, Teach
