Rodolphe Kreutzer – 42 Studies: Transcribed for Viola | Schirmer’s Library of Musical Classics Vol. 1737 | Viola Sheet Music | Classical Viola Method … Library of Musical Classics, Volume 1737)

42 Studies: Transcribed for Viola – Essential Classical Viola Method Book Rodolphe Kreutzer’s 42 Studies: Transcribed for Viola is a foundational collection designed to enhance technical skills and musicality for viola players. Edited by Walter Blumenau and published by G. Schirmer, this instructional book is part of the prestigious Schirmer’s Library of Musical Classics (Volume 1737). These studies have been expertly adapted for unaccompanied viola, offering comprehensive exercises that improve bowing techniques, intonation, and finger agility. Ideal for Students, Teachers, and Professional Violists Whether you’re a student preparing for recitals, a teacher guiding learners, or a professional refining technique, these etudes are essential. The detailed performance notes provide valuable guidance, making this an effective music teacher resource. Its structured exercises also make it a thoughtful gift for pianists or string musicians aiming to broaden their instrumental expertise. Enhance Technique with Timeless Studies Originally composed for violin, these studies remain fundamental in viola pedagogy. They focus on a range of technical challenges, including shifts, double stops, and articulation. With 69 pages of progressive exercises, this book supports consistent improvement and long-term skill development.

Features

• Pages: 72
• Instrumentation: Viola