This new translation of Carl Flesch’s classic work deals with practically everything of concern to the violinist. Flesch seeks to give guidance to teachers on the most suitable methods of instructing their pupils in violin technique and to equip violinists with the tools that enable them to analyse technical issues for themselves. This attractive new edition contains material published for the first time in English. When first published this was a trail-blazing work and it has lost none of its significance today.
Paperback. 192pp; music examples and illustrations.
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Carl Flesch: The Art of Violin Playing Volume 1
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