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  • Concerto No. 2, 3rd Movement Composed by Friedrich Seitz
  • Concerto No. 5, 1st Movement Composed by Friedrich Seitz
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Suzuki Violin School, Volume 4 - Violin Part. (Violin Part). For violin. Method/Instruction; String - Violin (Suzuki). The Suzuki Method Core Materials. Instructional and Technique. Instructional book. Fingerings, instructional text and introductory text. 24 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.0150).

ISBN 0874871506. With fingerings, instructional text and introductory text. Instructional and Technique. 9x12 inches.

Additional materials, available separately, for Suzuki Violin School, Volume 4 include: Piano Accompaniments (AP.0151), Compact Disc (0349, AP.0599), MIDI & CD-ROM Discs (AP.30370), Cassette (AP.0341, AP.0595, AP.0353).

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        ViolinGurl

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        Difficulty Level:
        Early intermediate

        November 6, 2010

        Suzuki Rocks

        I've been playing Suzuki almost my whole life, and I can't even imagine what changing learning methods would be life. I live by Suzuki.

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        Casper

        Location: from Wisconsin

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        June 14, 2010

        Hard But Fun

        Suzuki Book 4 is quite a leap after book 3. You learn how to shift positions from 2nd all of the way to 4th. The songs are hard at times but once you learn them, it is really fun and very beautiful. Right now, I'm on book 4 working on...

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        2 star rating

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        June 14, 2009

        NO!

        This is torture for the violin student!!! Do not make your kids learn from this series!!!!!!!!!! Try the Celebration Series for violin, or the Strictly Strings collection.

        20 of 69 people found this review helpful.

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        Stephanie Davidson

        Location: from St. Helens, OR

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate

        June 29, 2008

        A nice follow-up to Suzuki level 3

        As a violin teacher and piano accompanist, I would say this book is definitely challenging, but rewarding for the student. Second and third positions are introduced in this level. The pieces are beautiful. Some of my favorites: Concerto No. 2, 3rd movement/Seitz, Concerto No. 5, 3rd movement/Seitz, Concerto in A...

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        Anonymous

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        Difficulty Level:
        Early intermediate

        January 24, 2008

        usefull and time quickener

        This was a really good book which I have used since I started viola. It has proved usefull and I have been playing for a year and am on book 4

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