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Old Oct-03-2004, 21:43
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i dont know wat its called, but its the last song in book 5 for viola in SUZUKI.
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Old Oct-03-2004, 21:57
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Concerto #3 in C minor by Seitz?
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I don't really have any Suzuki. Should I? I would say I am sort of advanced, or does it not matter?
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I don't really have any Suzuki. Should I? I would say I am sort of advanced, or does it not matter?
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No...of course it doesn't matter. It's a course of study. I didn't learn by Suzuki method way back when - and I'm not now either. But I am using the books as a source of material. The books provide some nice pieces.


That, plus my instructor is a 'Suzuki Kid' - so that's the material she's most familiar with and most comfortable teaching. We're also working on lots of other stuff...including pieces I found on my own...


...it's all good...
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We're also working on lots of other stuff...including pieces I found on my own...
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Wow. My teacher would never teach me any of the stuff I like.
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No? If it's appropriate to your program of study, why not? The Suzuki pieces are all well-known classics.
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Old Oct-06-2004, 03:23
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right know for private lessons for me, a viola.. im on suzuki book 4, a learningf the 3rd position book and kruetzer scales book wich is really hard, long and kind of neat.. but hard butright now i broke my colar bone but i am trying out for someything tom.. i hope i dont suddenly shout in pain..lol.. it probably will happen..lol
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Old Oct-06-2004, 03:24
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O YEA.. SUZUKI I THINK IS REALLY GOOD..
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I'm using Suzuki Book 4 for Viola right now (but i don't do Suzuki method), but I'm not having lessons at the moment. My teacher told me to ring him when I have 3rd position down. He gave me enough lessons so I knew what I was doing, but I have to make it second nature.

I play Bach, Mozart and Vavaldi mostly- basically the stuff in my books. Anything that uses first and (not so much) third position is ok by me.
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...hey! I'm in the same spot (more or less!) . Working on the first Seitz along with a few other pieces...

I'm also in love with the little Bach Gavotte (No. 1 in my issue of Suzuki Book 5 violin)...and I've heard it played on the viola...love it either way...
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I don't really like the idea of Suzuki as a mainstream method. But the pieces inside are nevertheless wonderful. :lol:
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