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.

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

In String Class Fingerboard Geography, Finger Marches establish the 1st finger "home base" note on all four strings. Finger Pattern Exercises - four basic color-coded patterns for violin, viola, cello and

The quintessential method has been expertly updated and edited by world famous violinist Rachel Barton Pine.  It contains modernized fingerings, bowings and dynamics by Pine, all newly engraved for

Available for violin and viola, this method facilitates the intermediate student's progress from introductory studies to the comprehensive systematic approaches of Ivan Galamian and Carl Flesch. In addition

Sixty Studies for the Violin by Franz Wohlfahrt is a classic, two-volume book of exercises that has served generations of beginning violinists and their teachers. Studies provide practice in string

A fresh take on a time-honored classic, this edition of Wohlfahrt's Op. 45 Studies for Violin (Book I) features newly composed violin teacher accompaniments. Make technical study a fun and

This collection provides an extensive and diverse selection of 100 moderately demanding studies by several composers, offering suitable material for students to use over the course of their studies. Some