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Racing Fingers for Beginning Violin - Book for Violin by Evelyn Avsharian - Digital Download
Racing Fingers for Beginning Violin - Book for Violin by Evelyn Avsharian - Digital Download
Racing Fingers was written to follow the workbook Fun With Notes. The first half of the book is a collection of 2 and 3-note figures that are to be played without writing in the finger number or note letter. They are to be repeated with different speeds and bowings, making them an exercise in repetition, speed, and accuracy. There are seven short pieces at the end of the book that highlight these small fragments, and act like a series of left-hand dexterity etudes for beginners. Evelyn AvSharian’s classic oversized notation makes reading easy, especially for young students. 20 pages.
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Racing Fingers for Beginning Violin - Book for Violin by Evelyn Avsharian - Digital Download
Racing Fingers was written to follow the workbook Fun With Notes. The first half of the book is a collection of 2 and 3-note figures that are to be played without writing in the finger number or note letter. They are to be repeated with different speeds and bowings, making them an exercise in repetition, speed, and accuracy. There are seven short pieces at the end of the book that highlight these small fragments, and act like a series of left-hand dexterity etudes for beginners. Evelyn AvSharian’s classic oversized notation makes reading easy, especially for young students. 20 pages.
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Racing Fingers was written to follow the workbook Fun With Notes. The first half of the book is a collection of 2 and 3-note figures that are to be played without writing in the finger number or note letter. They are to be repeated with different speeds and bowings, making them an exercise in repetition, speed, and accuracy. There are seven short pieces at the end of the book that highlight these small fragments, and act like a series of left-hand dexterity etudes for beginners. Evelyn AvSharian’s classic oversized notation makes reading easy, especially for young students. 20 pages.
