Violin Method Books

Ready to take your violin playing to the next level? This book presents valuable how to insight that violinists of all levels can benefit from, spanning classical to rock music, and everything in between.

Camillo Sivori was considered a child prodigy in his time: he started playing the violin at the age of two; he later became the only student of Niccolò Paganini. His 12 Étude-Caprices for solo

Nos. 31-60

These variations on standard Suzuki melodies were written to have specific technical challenges such as vibrato, double stops, finger action, bowing techniques, shifting, harmonics, and positions. Students

Advanced Scale Studies is intended to provide players-students, teachers and young professionals-with an organized method of practicing a scale system that includes a complete set of scales,

Aspiring or established violinists looking to win orchestral auditions: this is for you! This book can be used throughout the entire process of preparing for an audition, including at the audition itself.

This violin technique book will suit intermediate- to upper-level students wishing to learn or improve their left-hand and right-arm bow skills. Starting in first position, and proceeding carefully through

Demetrius Constantine Dounis, one of the most prominent violin pedagogues of the twentieth century, was revered for his intense concern for the proper ergonomics of violin playing along with his emphasis on

A Dozen a Day books have long been the favorite pre-practice technical exercises for young pianists. Now these classic warm-up exercises are available for instruments too! Complete with audio

Fiddle Time is a great series for young violinists.  Packed with lively original tunes, well-known pieces, and easy duets, the series is carefully paced and organized to build confidence every step of