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CAROL OF THE BELLS

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“FÜR ELISE” by LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

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“ODE TO JOY” by LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

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ÉTUDE Op. 25, No. 7 by FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN

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“O MIO BABBINO CARO” by GIACOMO PUCCINI

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“Carol of the Bells”~”Shchedryk” for 4 Violas
Gift with Purchase: String Quartet Arrangement!
(digital download)
*Great for Beginners   *Easy to Sight Read with Family and Friends   *Perfect for Small Student Groups!

"Shchedryk”, known in the USA as “Carol of the Bells”, is a Ukrainian carol, traditionally performed on New Year's Eve. Also known as "The Eve of Generosity", it is celebrated on January 13, with groups of singers caroling "shchedrivki", going from one home to another. Original "Shchedryk" is about a bird who visits a man. She wishes him a bountiful new year, praises his household, and complements the beauty of his wife. The word "Shchedryk" is derived from Ukrainian "Shchedryi", meaning "Generous", and embodies the spirit of charity and kindness.

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“Carol of the Bells”~”Shchedryk” for 4 Violins
Gift with Purchase: String Quartet Arrangement!
(digital download)
*Great for Beginners   *Easy to Sight Read with Family and Friends   *Perfect for Small Student Groups!

"Shchedryk”, known in the USA as “Carol of the Bells”, is a Ukrainian carol, traditionally performed on New Year's Eve. Also known as "The Eve of Generosity", it is celebrated on January 13, with groups of singers caroling "shchedrivki", going from one home to another. Original "Shchedryk" is about a bird who visits a man. She wishes him a bountiful new year, praises his household, and complements the beauty of his wife. The word "Shchedryk" is derived from Ukrainian "Shchedryi", meaning "Generous", and embodies the spirit of charity and kindness.

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“Carol of the Bells”~”Shchedryk” for 2 Violins and 2 Violas
Gift with Purchase: String Quartet Arrangement!
(digital download)
*Great for Beginners   *Easy to Sight Read with Family and Friends   *Perfect for Small Student Groups!

"Shchedryk”, known in the USA as “Carol of the Bells”, is a Ukrainian carol, traditionally performed on New Year's Eve. Also known as "The Eve of Generosity", it is celebrated on January 13, with groups of singers caroling "shchedrivki", going from one home to another. Original "Shchedryk" is about a bird who visits a man. She wishes him a bountiful new year, praises his household, and complements the beauty of his wife. The word "Shchedryk" is derived from Ukrainian "Shchedryi", meaning "Generous", and embodies the spirit of charity and kindness.

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“Für Elise" by Ludwig van Beethoven for 2 Violas
*Great for Early Intermediate Players   *Abridged from the original    *Perfect for Small Video Projects!

Originally composed in 1810, “Für Elise” remained unpublished until forty years after Beethoven’s death in 1867. There has been a great deal of speculation as to the identity of Elise, and a few plausible candidacies have been suggested by scholars. Despite many efforts to find the real dedicatee and inspiration for the work, origins of the real Elise remain a mystery. The transcription in this version represents not only a change in instrumentation, but also an altered key center from original A Minor to G Minor. Key change was made to accommodate viola or violin better, and with the hopes that this masterpiece can now become part of a string player’s repertoire and development as they transition from early stages of instrumental studies to intermediate stage.

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“Für Elise" by Ludwig van Beethoven for 2 Violins
*Great for Early Intermediate Players   *Abridged from the original    *Perfect for Small Video Projects!

Originally composed in 1810, “Für Elise” remained unpublished until forty years after Beethoven’s death in 1867. There has been a great deal of speculation as to the identity of Elise, and a few plausible candidacies have been suggested by scholars. Despite many efforts to find the real dedicatee and inspiration for the work, origins of the real Elise remain a mystery. The transcription in this version represents not only a change in instrumentation, but also an altered key center from original A Minor to G Minor. Key change was made to accommodate viola or violin better, and with the hopes that this masterpiece can now become part of a string player’s repertoire and development as they transition from early stages of instrumental studies to intermediate stage.

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“Für Elise" by Ludwig van Beethoven for Violin and Viola
*Great for Early Intermediate Players   *Abridged from the original    *Perfect for Small Video Projects!

Originally composed in 1810, “Für Elise” remained unpublished until forty years after Beethoven’s death in 1867. There has been a great deal of speculation as to the identity of Elise, and a few plausible candidacies have been suggested by scholars. Despite many efforts to find the real dedicatee and inspiration for the work, origins of the real Elise remain a mystery. The transcription in this version represents not only a change in instrumentation, but also an altered key center from original A Minor to G Minor. Key change was made to accommodate viola or violin better, and with the hopes that this masterpiece can now become part of a string player’s repertoire and development as they transition from early stages of instrumental studies to intermediate stage.

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“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven for 2 Violas
*Great for Begginers   *Excellent for Student-Teacher Play-Alongs   *Great for Early Rhythm Training

Part of the 9th Symphony, String Duet versions of Ode to Joy are a great way for beginning students to learn about harmony, melody, and tone production, especially when playing with teachers and friends! Program it in one of your recitals, and play it in any setting, including school, church, concert hall, house concerts, perfect for video projects!

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“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven for 2 Violins
*Great for Begginers   *Excellent for Student-Teacher Play-Alongs   *Great for Early Rhythm Training

Part of the 9th Symphony, String Duet versions of Ode to Joy are a great way for beginning students to learn about harmony, melody, and tone production, especially when playing with teachers and friends! Program it in one of your recitals, and play it in any setting, including school, church, concert hall, house concerts, perfect for video projects!

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“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven for 2 Cellos
*Great for Begginers   *Excellent for Student-Teacher Play-Alongs   *Great for Early Rhythm Training

Part of the 9th Symphony, String Duet versions of Ode to Joy are a great way for beginning students to learn about harmony, melody, and tone production, especially when playing with teachers and friends! Program it in one of your recitals, and play it in any setting, including school, church, concert hall, house concerts, perfect for video projects!

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“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven for Violin and Viola
*Great for Begginers   *Excellent for Student-Teacher Play-Alongs   *Great for Early Rhythm Training !

Part of the 9th Symphony, String Duet versions of Ode to Joy are a great way for beginning students to learn about harmony, melody, and tone production, especially when playing with teachers and friends! Program it in one of your recitals, and play it in any setting, including school, church, concert hall, house concerts, perfect for video projects!

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“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven for Viola and Cello
*Great for Begginers   *Excellent for Student-Teacher Play-Alongs   *Great for Early Rhythm Training !

Part of the 9th Symphony, String Duet versions of Ode to Joy are a great way for beginning students to learn about harmony, melody, and tone production, especially when playing with teachers and friends! Program it in one of your recitals, and play it in any setting, including school, church, concert hall, house concerts, perfect for video projects!

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“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven for Violin and Cello
*Great for Begginers   *Excellent for Student-Teacher Play-Alongs   *Great for Early Rhythm Training !

Part of the 9th Symphony, String Duet versions of Ode to Joy are a great way for beginning students to learn about harmony, melody, and tone production, especially when playing with teachers and friends! Program it in one of your recitals, and play it in any setting, including school, church, concert hall, house concerts, perfect for video projects!

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Cello Étude Op. 25, No. 7 by Frédéric Chopin, Transcribed for Viola Trio
*Great for Collaborative Projects   *Creating your own Multi-track Recording and/or Video   *Best for Advanced and Professional Players

Étude Op. 25, No. 7 nicknamed the "Cello" due to the prominent melody played in the left hand, is a lyrical and soulful work, different from many of the études in the same opus, which are more virtuosic in nature. Its main focus is on phrasing. For these transcriptions the key of the Étude is changed, and some of the passages shortened to accommodate viola’s range and tonal qualities.

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Cello Étude Op. 25, No. 7 by Frédéric Chopin, Transcribed for Viola Quartet
*Great for Collaborative Projects   *Creating your own Multi-track Recording and/or Video   *Best for Advanced and Professional Players

Étude Op. 25, No. 7 nicknamed the "Cello" due to the prominent melody played in the left hand, is a lyrical and soulful work, different from many of the études in the same opus, which are more virtuosic in nature. Its main focus is on phrasing. For these transcriptions the key of the Étude is changed, and some of the passages shortened to accommodate viola’s range and tonal qualities.

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Cello Étude Op. 25, No. 7 by Frédéric Chopin, Transcribed for 2 Violas and 1 Violin
*Great for Collaborative Projects   *Creating your own Multi-track Recording and/or Video   *Best for Advanced and Professional Players

Étude Op. 25, No. 7 nicknamed the "Cello" due to the prominent melody played in the left hand, is a lyrical and soulful work, different from many of the études in the same opus, which are more virtuosic in nature. Its main focus is on phrasing. For these transcriptions the key of the Étude is changed, and some of the passages shortened to accommodate viola’s and violin's range and tonal qualities.

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“O Mio Babbino Caro” for Viola and Piano
*Great for later beginner and early intermediate level players   *Perfect for sight reading and legato work for advancing students   *Great addition to a performance or to play at a romantic event

"O mio babbino caro" ("Oh my dear papa") is a soprano aria from the opera Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini. Set in medieval Florence, this aria is a plea from daughter to her father, asking to allow her to marry a man she loves. A long time favorite with opera lovers, this transcription features the famed melody of the aria played on a string instrument. It is a great opportunity for a string player to work on expression and tone quality, tapping into the lyricism and drama inherent in the work.

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“O Mio Babbino Caro” for Violin and Piano
*Great for later beginner and early intermediate level players   *Perfect for sight reading and legato work for advancing students   *Great addition to a performance or to play at a romantic event

"O mio babbino caro" ("Oh my dear papa") is a soprano aria from the opera Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini. Set in medieval Florence, this aria is a plea from daughter to her father, asking to allow her to marry a man she loves. A long time favorite with opera lovers, this transcription features the famed melody of the aria played on a string instrument. It is a great opportunity for a string player to work on expression and tone quality, tapping into the lyricism and drama inherent in the work.

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“O Mio Babbino Caro” for Cello and Piano
*Great for later beginner and early intermediate level players   *Perfect for sight reading and legato work for advancing students   *Great addition to a performance or to play at a romantic event

"O mio babbino caro" ("Oh my dear papa") is a soprano aria from the opera Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini. Set in medieval Florence, this aria is a plea from daughter to her father, asking to allow her to marry a man she loves. A long time favorite with opera lovers, this transcription features the famed melody of the aria played on a string instrument. It is a great opportunity for a string player to work on expression and tone quality, tapping into the lyricism and drama inherent in the work.

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Start Right! Violin

Learn proper alignment from the very beginning! Unlike instructional books with broad overview of bow arm and left hand setup, Start Right books concentrate specifically on the physical alignment, guiding the student through every minute detail of the finger placement and motion, with clear, understandable explanations and illustrations. This approach will ultimately protect beginning student from practice sessions filled with physical discomfort and frustration, and instead create a pain free and enjoyable learning experience. This book will be most helpful for: Adult Beginners, Parents of beginning violin and viola students, Teachers, to serve as an aid for setting up bow arm and left hand, and for Musicians who would like to improve their hand positions and gain greater ease and fluidity when playing. The setup through which you will be guided in this book complements any system or method, since it’s based on ergonomic approach, emphasizing alignment, injury prevention, and tonal beauty.

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My First Scale Book

My First Scale Book takes a student through major scales in 1 octave, which are organized by specific finger patterns across all strings. It also demonstrates progression from whole notes through half notes to quarter notes, illustrating the fractional power of two within the acceleration.

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Start Right! Viola

Learn proper alignment from the very beginning! Unlike instructional books with broad overview of bow arm and left hand setup, Start Right books concentrate specifically on the physical alignment, guiding the student through every minute detail of the finger placement and motion, with clear, understandable explanations and illustrations. This approach will ultimately protect beginning student from practice sessions filled with physical discomfort and frustration, and instead create a pain free and enjoyable learning experience. This book will be most helpful for: Adult Beginners, Parents of beginning violin and viola students, Teachers, to serve as an aid for setting up bow arm and left hand, and for Musicians who would like to improve their hand positions and gain greater ease and fluidity when playing. The setup through which you will be guided in this book complements any system or method, since it’s based on ergonomic approach, emphasizing alignment, injury prevention, and tonal beauty.