Suzuki Viola School, Vol 2
$9.00
Publisher : | SUZUKI; 00-0242S edition (December 1, 1999) |
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Language : | English |
Sheet music : | 32 pages |
ISBN-10 : | 0874872421 |
ISBN-13 : | 978-0874872422 |
Item Weight : | 4 ounces |
UNSPSC-Code : | Report an incorrect code |
Best Sellers Rank: | #479 in Music Instruction & Study (Books) |
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Customer Reviews: | 287 ratings |
42 reviews for Suzuki Viola School, Vol 2
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Stan W. Vangilder –
JUST THE SNARE AND BASS DRUMS
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Christopher James Friesen –
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Excellent guitar method.
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Amazon Customer –
Guitar lesson for a Senior
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Stillman –
Excellent beginner’s resource!
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Durable book that is easy to follow
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Madison Paxton –
I play better than prince now.
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George Gartner –
I have been very busy but the content is good for the money spent
I have been very busy but the content is good for the money spent. I will use it and enjoy the knowledge it can give me.
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Curtis P Burson –
Always wanted to play guitar.
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Amazon Customer –
however is great book and I have made much progress in just …
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Shane Bland –
Best book for beginners with old time ethic.
This is a very comprehensive intro to the guitar. If one were to buy only one book to begin this should be the one. I have gifted it to two others already who were just beginning. For those who do not already read music, this will get them up to primary speed easily. If one were to simply follow this instruction and remain OFF YouTube, they would become proficient. The YouTube gig only complicates the process as well as displays many bad options. Just get a private quiet place and work through it. There is no shortcut, no play in 5 minutes. Just get over it and LEARN it properly. Without that ideal as a guide you will simply have a guitar in the closet somewhere soon. Without the old time ethic of simply settling in to actually learn something students will always give up and drift away from the goal.
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Jennifer Singh –
Worked Fantastic For Self Guided Learning
I am using this to learn at home without in person instruction or tabs. The lessons are easy to follow with what feels like a nice pace. Exercises give good tips to pay attention to.
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Christopher Hallissy –
Essential Book, but get the one with audio files.
Must have book for beginners to learn how to read sheet music. Beware, though, that this version does not have the accompanying audio files which makes things less useful since you can’t see how something is played, particularly for the more obscure tunes. Overall, would buy again if I lost it, it I’d get the one that has the audio files.
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Andrew Helfer –
Outstanding method book
This book is outstanding!If you want to teach or learn by method, this book is really hard to beat. By the time you’re through all three sections, you’ll be able to:-Read music-play most any chord in a pop fake book-know more than basic rhythms-know finger picking patterns (including Travis picking)Once done, you’ll be able to pick up just about any guitar songbook and play along.
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Walkr –
Easy to follow
Grandson wanted lessons, but not in the budget, He uses this tutorial every day and is learning the guitar and basics quickly and at his own pace. Great starting option
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TWM –
Not a bad start
This is more for a begginer however its lessons do go from very begginers to the experts. In the start it does tell you how a scale is formatted and notes are counted, does spend time teaching you to read them. However thats what I wanted, yes I know the scale (I played clarinet in school) yes I know how to read notes. I also didn’t know how to play a C on a guitar. This is not really for someone who wants to just play songs on this is more for someone who wants to learn a wide verity of songs, from country to rock, classical to metal. If you want to specialize in one maybe this book isn’t for you. However I like this book because its not just a tab book of here is Bon Jovi’s “You Give Love a Bad Name” (its playing on the TV at this time) or whatever song you may want to play.
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Amazon Customer –
Warning – this does NOT come with access to the audio files
Pay attention to which of these you are buying. I didn’t as I assumed they all came with audio access.If the particular version you are purchasing does not specifically state audio access you will not be able to access the online audio files to play along with.Lesson format seems solid – unfortunately I’ll be purchasing a second copy so I have online access.
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Clyde C. –
Received promptly and without product bloat.
I hate going to music stores: limited choices, inflated prices on materials written decades ago, trying to find options sourced from other stores… Modern music outlets just suck.The fact that I can buy the same book online, minus the triple inflated price point because of DRM coded audio books included, is amazing. Wife and sister-in-law will love using this to learn and for me to brush up on my music reading skills that are lacking.
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Lilti9er –
Good for my kid
This book was recommended by my 8 yr old’s guitar teacher. She can easily follow this book and learn guitar from it. She is always studying ahead of what her teacher assigns so I like that it is easy for her to go through.
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Rated 1 out of 5
Nicholas ThompsonNicholas Thompson –
Hal Leonard’s marketing sucks – Buy books from fundamental changes instead
So here’s the deal I got exactly what I ordered.There are two versions of the book.One is about 10 bucks more and under the “guitar method” on the front cover, top left, there is (in 10 point smaller type “Audio Access Included”).My book doesn’t have that. I purchased this precisely because the Bass Book came with audio, I just didn’t realise there is a version without the audio. And as others have pointed out, why would you sell a version without the audio.This is pretty scummy, I don’t really mind paying extra (but get this: audio is *free* with the excellent “fundamental changes” books). But having two versions, with no way to get the extra content is just annoying.I went to the Hal Leonard website and there seems to be no option to purchase the audio tracks.Amazon should make it clearer in the listing that there are two versions. So now I am faced with the choice of just using this as is, or returning it (which is a hassle).As the other 1 star reviews might indicate this is just dumb deceptive marketing. Change the cover in a more visible way, or offer the means to purchase the content online. how hard could the latter be? you’d actually make customers happy.Stupid, stupid, stupid.Makes me want to avoid Hal Leonard products in future. And that’s a shame, because the content seems pretty good.
42 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
Steve Brosnan –
Helpful for beginners
I am using this book to learn to play the guitar (a challenge at my age-senior). The book is helpful-it seems to go at the right pace and includes interesting songs from a variety of genres. I like the fact that it uses mostly music notation instead of tabs- it helps to learn to read music. Only regret is that it doesn’t come with the Cds.
9 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
Meagan H. –
Great instruction/lesson book for learners
Very good book for learning to play the guitar. Me, my son, and my niece all used this same book and we all really liked it. It is very easy to understand.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Chuck’sTravels –
Very thorough
Exactly what I was looking for. I’ve been teaching myself to play and using a lot of online courses but there is nothing that compares to starting from scratch and learning the proper way. This book does not spend a lot of time on form but it does provide the rudimentary basics beginning with basic notes and music reading. If I am ever able to master everything this book has to offer I will not only be able to play guitar, I will be a musician.
4 people found this helpful
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Rated 4 out of 5
Chris –
Binding needs to be better quality
The binding is very weak. I had to replace it almost immediately and that’s kind of annoying. Wish they’d fix that as my guitar teacher stated it happens to most of his students.(I’ve purchased both the print edition and the kindle edition when I lost the printed version)
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Rated 5 out of 5
BPW –
I would highly recommend this book to anyone that want to learn to …
I would highly recommend this book to anyone that want to learn to play the guitar!!! I have been playing acoustic Guitar for several years using tabs.. I decided i would like to learn to read music and play it on my guitar…. This book makes reading music and playing it super easy!!! You learn the notes one string at a time, at your own pace…. And it don’t stop there you learn chords,strumming(something i had problems with) and more. I have other lesson books that don’t come anywhere close to comparing to this book…
2 people found this helpful
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Zeus R –
Guitar Hero
Easy read. Works better if you have a guitar.
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George S. –
Great beginner guitar book!
Great beginner guitar book, especially for those who want to learn to read notes not just tabs. It also has a code at the front that lets you access mp3 files to play along with the songs included.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Steve Freides –
The Best, Most Complete Basic Guitar Method Book
I have been teaching guitar for more than 40 years, and over those years I spent a lot of time with a couple of other popular guitar methods, specifically Alfred’s Basic Guitar and the similarly titled book published by Mel Bay.In my opinion, the Hal Leonard guitar method is more complete than any of its competitors. I used to teach chords on my own, and strumming and finger picking techniques, and leave the book to teach note reading, but the Hal Leonard book does it all and, most importantly, it seems to introduce new things at the right times in the student’s development.
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gaby –
okay
starts off with music notation very confusing! would personally not recommend for beginners unless you have someone educated helping you. still seems good for others, not for me though!
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Rated 5 out of 5
Jaidon –
Great method for teachers to use!
I use this and the Mel Bay books to teach beginner students (they are very similar methods, but each set of books include different examples to choose from when teaching). I have no complaints, though I do recommend using these books and supplementing them with your own exercises when teaching.
2 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
GG-MA –
Practice and Self-Guided Studies
Great for both my Millennial young career adult child that studied piano already and the pre-teen son of a neighbor (guitarist)!
2 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
Ian Cheg –
Where the notes are on the fret board.
The book had everything I needed at my stage of learning. Precise and not too wordy. By the time I work my way through the book I should be a good player of the guitar.
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Rated 5 out of 5
bryan g. –
technical acuracy
easy to understand. an area that is often not approached by aspiring musicians probably because it can appear daunting, not attractive to the weekender. But can be the most important element for the long term, and rich friendship music can have in store for anyone seeking a buddy.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Steve Stillwell –
Great book for beginner guitarists.
I bought this book to learn how to play the acoustic guitar. When I scheduled my first lesson, I asked the instructor what book I should buy for lessons. This is the book he uses. Very straight forward book. Glad I have it.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Bob –
Excellent quality.
Just starting on the guitar and this is the first book I’ve used. Really like it so far.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Gerardo –
A must have in your collection
A very complete method, covers a very wide variety of topics, can be used as a stand alone method or can be seen as a reference tool.Amazon didnt provide audio, didnt work, so I contacted Hal Leonard and next day they provided me mp3 files.
2 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
It’s all in the feet –
Excellent book for beginning guitarist, and for other players needing music reading practice
This book is good for kids and adults alike. Goes nice and easy, nothing too complicated, but still covers all the basics. Would highly recommend for anyone just beginning to play guitar. It’s also a great refresher for those who have been playing chords awhile, but never learned to read music. I’ve been playing guitar for 8 years, but mostly chords. I never really practiced reading music. My son is now taking lessons, and his teacher uses this book. I’m now learning along with my son. It’s never too late to teach an old dog a new trick!
3 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
maxine yeager –
All levels of learning
Best overall guitar learning book
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Rated 4 out of 5
Amazon Customer –
Great start
Great for beginner, easy to follow.
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Rated 5 out of 5
elizabeth w –
Great book
really useful for beginners
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Rated 5 out of 5
Amazon Customer –
Review
This book is excellent for beginners
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Rated 5 out of 5
JackJack –
Book opens all the way and lays flat.
Great having three thin books all together on a binder that opens all the way on the music stand.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Robert L Guzman –
She says it’s very good and easy to use
Bought as a gift for my grandchild . She says it’s very good and easy to use .
One person found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
Missy –
Great beginner series
I love this collection of books.it is a compilation of three method books in one.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Madhav Desabhotla –
Really good book
All 3 volumes in one is ready good. A good book for a learner
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Rated 3 out of 5
Helen –
Still using the book but a bit disappointed that the book1
Still using the book but a bit disappointed that the book1,2,3 edition does not include a CD or a digital code as mentioned in some of the product comments.
One person found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
Kare R.N. –
Otherwise it looked really good.
I had toreturn this item there was no DVD to accompany it. Otherwise it looked really good.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Anay –
Money Well Spent!
Awesome! Says its used but looks very new 🙂 On google play book 1 is more than this, and this is book 1, 2, and 3.
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Rated 4 out of 5
ranjanty –
Guitar course which is very practical and easy to learn
He really goes in depth into theory if that’s what your looking for. I also bought Justin’s. Guitar course which is very practical and easy to learn.
2 people found this helpful
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Rated 1 out of 5
C. adams –
no audio support for this book
there is no audio for this version making it useless. Amazon didn’t make this clear so i bought a guitasr book i can’t learn from
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Rated 4 out of 5
Robert D. Heffley –
Well laid out, easy to understand
Easy to learn from
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Rated 5 out of 5
USALAS –
Great buy! Great Price!
I’ve only been using this book a few days and I’m several lessons, notes, songs, chords and notes in! It teaches you quickly and easily! Having never played guitar before this week, I have complete confidence that this was the right purchase for a beginner.
4 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
Andy Anderson –
Great Book
Product arrived fast.. packaging excellent…All the lesson’s are planned perfectly..
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Rated 4 out of 5
Louise Teutschman –
Great review books for those with a musical background
Good, basic instructions. Easy to understand
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Rated 5 out of 5
Amazon Customer –
I recommend this book
I am swinging for four weeks in Internet. So many information, but only confusing. This book is a path I can rely on. This is my first experience with guitar. And the book has become my second best mate (after the guitar) on this journey.
2 people found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
S. Early –
Great for a beginner adult
I am adult beginning guitar player and I purchased this book as a supplement to the book my instructor required. I really like this book. It is a great introduction for those who don’t know the names of the strings or how to play notes and chords. I highly recommend the book for a new student wanted to start with the basics to learn guitar.
3 people found this helpful
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Rated 4 out of 5
Ray Schwartz –
Good instructional guitar book series (in one volume)
Most cost effective way to get a beginner to intermediate guitar course in book form.
One person found this helpful
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Rated 5 out of 5
REN MIAO –
three books in one
contains all three books and cheaper than buying three separately. good value!
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Level 1 – Technique & Artistry Book: Piano Adventures
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haishan li –
Good
As always, good series
Kenneth Hutchinson –
Awesome Value
Great Book
A. Boileau –
Suzuki method is wonderful &.
As always, Suzuki method is wonderful & … just need to get the practice in.
Ann –
Good
Good
Krystal –
Great Book for Beginners!
This is a great book for beginner strings students, so that they can learn and advance at a fast pace. I am happy with my purchase.
H C2 –
Teacher’s recommendation
The Suzuki Viola School series is recommended by a private viola teacher of my 10-year old daughter, who is on her 2nd year of viola practice.
cheri moore –
viola 2
Have not used this book yet, for I am still in book 1.I am sure I will love it –the Suzuki method is my preferred choice of learning from and also recommendedby teachers
Sandra G –
Five Stars
Necessary for all violist
joanne m. Gudenburr –
Five Stars
🙂
ravinaR –
Good selection
Very good book for intermediate Viola students. Good selection of pieces.
Dee –
Great purchase
Great item; shipped on time for Christmas; no complaints; received item as described.
Jorge Barbarosa –
Suzuki Method
Tired and True
Dawn Fichter –
Five Stars
Great condition.
Amazon Customer –
Five Stars
perfect
Michel J. –
Five Stars
Excellent.
Ruth Urrutia –
Five Stars
God
Virginia Nickerson –
Five Stars
Great explanation and examples!
Jan C. –
Suzuki Viola School
Required by my daughter’s teacher. Nice songs and she seems to be doing well with it. Price lower than in the local store.
JP –
Five Stars
Good Book with the separate CD
wildpulaski –
love it
He is loving this book. It is helping him so much.
GP –
Méthode pour alto
La bonne méthode pour alto, en clé de Fa.Et non en clé de sol (méthode pour violin).Malheureusement il n’y a eu aucune réponse de Amazon pour un échange.La prof d’instrument de mon fils ne l’ayant pas fait travailler dessus de suite, il était trop tard pour renvoyer Susuki violin school.Le délai d’amazon étant dépassé. Ce serait bien de mettre la traduction en français du titre, ou dans le descriptif, de dire pour quel instrument et en quelle clé est la partition!…Il n’y a aucun descriptif de l’article.Pas de Cd comme pour la méthode pour violon. Dommage!
One person found this helpful
ビハインザマスク –
バイオリン教本とほぼ同じかな
ビオラの教本はバイオリンと違って種類が少ないですよね。鈴木メソッドなら体系的にほぼ完成されているから安心かな。しかし何故国内販売しないのかな?
2 people found this helpful
Sun Hwa Park –
Five Stars
Good
Blurp –
It’s what we expected
The book is accurate and we liked it!
キンモクセイ –
輸入版ですが、早く届いたので良かったです。
輸入版なので、到着まで時間が掛ると思っていましたが、早く届いて良かったです。
Marie Picon –
Rápido y en perfecto estado
Es el segundo volumen usado en Conservatorio Elemental (para viola). Es uno de los métodos más recomendados para niños/as que empiezan a tocar un instrumento.
与一 –
ハ音譜
Viola版ハ音譜は国内にはないそうなので英語版です説明文に、たまに辞書が要ります
engst –
Standard Suzuki book required for lessons
Comes with a CD which is helpful for reviews and listening/ear training.
One person found this helpful
9ki –
Top
Nutzen für alle unsere Kinder die Suzuki Schule. Da ist es egal welches Streichinstrument. Haben von Violine bis Cello alles dabei. Nur für Kontrabass wird ein anderes Lehrbuch benutzt.
C.Raitt –
Good tunes
The tunes in this book are very easy to use, the extra instruction is not so easy to follow. The cd is great as I play it in the car before we start learning the notes so they already know the tune
エリア –
迅速丁寧な対応
よい、日本語版はないが、英語版で十分。紙質は良くないが安いからよい
Cristina –
Esta bien
Utilizó esto para el conservatorio, y son obras chulas.
MoeMoe –
The book is great, but USPS smooshed it
The book is exactly what my daughter’s private lessons teacher requested. I suspect that this volume will be just as good as the first. The only thing I would suggest to this seller is that he/she add some added protection to this kind of product in the future. Clearly USPS wasn’t so kind to the corner of this book.
One person found this helpful
Busy Mom –
Good books for teaching viola.
Suzuki books: standard for stringed instruments. These are nearly identical to the famous violin studies. My one complaint is the introduction of the treble clef and third position in this book. The viola book introduces third position earlier than I have found some students are ready to learn it. The violin series doesn’t require third position really until the 4th book. I supplement with another series and come back to the third position in these books when students are ready. If someone is looking to self-teach the viola, I would say this book will only help you if you already have a background in a stringed instrument.
3 people found this helpful
Suburban Daddy –
Lessons
Lessons Book as described
Jason –
Great book
This book is a great one for beginners, Moving from book one to book two is seamless and makes you feel good to go from playing folk songs to J.S. Bach and finally in book two a piece by Niccolo Paganini of all people.
Lbeckit –
Recommended by my sons viola teacher
My son plays the viola and this is one of the books he worked through with his teacher. Seemed to go well for him and was recommended by a professional.
Simon Liu –
Pretty Good
This book is pretty good and I can finally have the next book to learn new songs.
Ranjan Kumar Das –
Suzuki Viola series
Received in good condition. This is a must for anyone who is learning viola and follow the Suzuki series.
Ben –
Great book for learning Viola
Great book for learning viola. This is the book that my son’s viola teacher and his school use. The Suzuki method is an excellent way to learn any instrument.
Jessica –
Fun songs
There are fun songs to play in this book. I feel the length of the songs and the lack of instruction makes this too frustrating of a series for beginners.
I do not recommend –
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