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Suzuki Violin School, Volume 2 - Violin Part

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"This is a good book and I love the Suzuki method. It is really good for ear training and memorization. My only complaint is that I wish the CD that comes with it had a section for playing the pieces slower without accompaniment."

— Vivian Fink from Hondo, TX USA on January 7, 2009

Vivian Fink rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
19 of 38 people found this review helpful.
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Suzuki Violin Vol 2

"My son enjoys listening to Susuki Volume 2. At bedtime, he goes to sleep while the music plays. The more he listens the more easier he remembers the melody when practicing. "

— Hope from Houston, Texas on September 25, 2008

Hope rated this title's difficulty level as: Early intermediate
21 of 38 people found this review helpful.
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Great educational tool!

"The CD is not only a great educational tool but a wonderful CD to listen to anytime."

— Linda Williams from Maysville,Ga. on April 5, 2007

Linda Williams rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
17 of 38 people found this review helpful.
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Not just a book of solos...A Method

"This book is part of a teaching method by Suzuki. The parent assists in learning with the chcld. The fingering numbers are included in the songs in order for the parent to assist the child. You should purchase the CD for listening as well. Part of the method is listening and training of the ear. After hearing the songs, it is easier to play the songs correctly. If you are using this book as a supplement to another method of playing, then ignore the fingerings. In the higher levels, the fingerings are gradually taken away and only entered as needed for shifting."

— Music Teacher from Phila, PA on August 7, 2006

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"The problem with playing these pieces are that there are too many finger numbers. You should be learning the names and finger numbers of the notes yourself. Very disapointing. I though it would be more of a challange but it was way to easy."

— blah from usa on June 18, 2006

blah rated this title's difficulty level as: Early intermediate
20 of 43 people found this review helpful.
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A very nice book

" The Suzuki book 2 is really fun to play and teach, that is if you love Classical music as I most certainly do. The piano parts are very beautiful and fun to play, also. I recently had a teen-age student who could play these beautifully, with my accompaniment on my Knabe baby grand piano. Wonderful! "

— Stephanie Davidson from St. Helens, OR on December 11, 2004

Stephanie Davidson rated this title's difficulty level as: Early intermediate
6 of 13 people found this review helpful.
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