Learn to Read Music with Vol 1: Violin - A Comprehensive Guide for Violinists

Patrick JeePatrick Jee: I am a violin teacher and I use this book for my students. I use this to initiate reading. I especially love the big fonts/notes so it’s very friendly for tiny student. The batch I got this time had serious printing issue.

Some of these pages, the ink was very light in and almost completely faded. It’s hard to tell with the photo since it automatically corrects but I have been using this book for over 20 years and this is the worst printing job that I encountered.

United States on Aug 03, 2023

NicoleNicole: Watch out! The one that we received have several pages not printed (copied) well, the printer needs ink!

United States on Aug 02, 2023

Flávio Fernandes Silva: Produto excelente... Recomendo!

Brazil on Jul 21, 2023

Renato I.: Tudo certo

Brazil on Jul 13, 2023

Ernesto López Rivera: Es el libro que le recomendó su maestro de violín, llegó muy pronto y son maltrato

Mexico on Apr 03, 2023

Elder dos santos Alves: Produto de altíssima qualidade original

Brazil on Dec 30, 2022

chris perry: I have leaned the violin on my own. I used a bunch of different books and remained lost. This book worked. I was able to read music in just a couple of weeks.

United States on Dec 18, 2022

Emerson Hipólito: Livro excelente, igual na descrição!

Brazil on Nov 20, 2022

nathan: Durable frame, easy to see and read. Most importantly it’s teaches my daughter how to read music and to play basic songs on her violin.

United States on Apr 06, 2022

dhoped123: My daughter is seven years old, and has been doing Suzuki violin since she was five. We have now started using this note reading book in our practices, and it is working well. We are about halfway through the book, and she is getting very comfortable reading notes. I think it's important that the student is old enough to be comfortable reading (as in reading books) before starting to learn note reading.

Another key is to use this book the right way. We started at lesson one, and for each row of notes, my daughter first says the name of each note in the line. Then she plays it. We only play the line once (if she gets it right) or twice (if she makes mistakes), because the point it to read the notes. After the second time playing a line of music, she has it memorized and she is no longer reading it. We only do about three lines of music per day and then switch to our typical violin practice.

United States on Mar 06, 2017