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    Fit in 15 Minutes: Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Violin
    Fit in 15 Minutes: Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Violin
    Fit in 15 Minutes: Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Violin
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    Fit in 15 Minutes: Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Violin

    By Benjamin Bergmann

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    Fit in 15 Minutes is intended for occasional players who are very short of time and want to maintain and improve their violin technique in a concentrated and effective quarter of an hour. They can also be used at the beginning of a longer practice or rehearsal session.

    As the technical precondition of beginners and professional violinists vary, each exercise is offered in three levels of progressive complexity:

    · Level 1: Exercises for beginners 
    · Level 2: Exercises for advanced players
    · Level 3: Exercises for tertiary students and professionals

    The division in three levels provides didactic transparency. It is not meant to create boundaries, but serves as a stimulation to identify correlations, to polish basics or to conquer new technical challenges.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSchott Music
    Release dateApr 10, 2019
    ISBN9783795716325
    Fit in 15 Minutes: Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Violin

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