Watching and listening regularly to your repertoire will speed up your learning process. These pieces are played with beginner´s technique (without vibrato or other advanced techniques) and proper bow division, so that you can make the most of your learning! Your teacher will be very pleased with the results of your practice!
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Also, you can find all of these pieces in a slow practice tempo on this channel, which is very helpful in the early stages of learning a new piece!

If you dont have strips on your own bow it can be helpful to put some on, or use chalk to divide the bow into four even parts so that you can copy a precise bow distribution:-)

And remember, if your teacher suggests other bow distribution, always follow his/her advice!

00:00 Intro
00:08 Twinkle Variations
04:37 Lightly Row
05:30 Song of the Wind
06:19 Go Tell Aunt Rhody
07:11 Oh Come Little Children
08:27 May Song
09:30 Long Long Ago
10:40 Allegro
11:28 Perpetual Motion
13:13 Allegretto
14:02 Andantino
14:49 Etude
16:29 Minuet 1
17:55 Minuet 2
20:14 Minuet 3
22:11 Happy Farmer
23:18 Gossec Gavotte

A video like this can be very helpful, but remember that it can never replace your teacher. Please always follow your teachers advice, as even within the Suzuki program, the teachers playing and instruction can vary slightly from one another and this should by no means confuse you! Always confirm with your teacher as he/she knows how to help you best!

Find more helpful videos on this channel:
Suzuki Book 1 SLOW practice: [ Ссылка ]

Suzuki Book 2 SLOW practice: [ Ссылка ]

Suzuki Book 3 SLOW practice: [ Ссылка ]

Suzuki Book 4 SLOW practice:
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Join me and my wonderful Team at the Violin Garden Summer Academy, a five day Suzuki program in Vienna, Austria. More information at www.violingarden.com

Find a Suzuki Teacher in your area:

Austria: www.asiom.at
Europe, Middle East and Africa: [ Ссылка ]
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Thank you for watching, keep up the good practice and sending you love and light!

The piano accompaniment in this recording is arranged and performed by David Andruss. It was produced by the German Suzuki Institute in 2001 under its own copyright; it belongs to the test files of the Step by Step Series volume 1A and 1B.

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