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How To Master The Violin:: A Practical Guide For Students And Teachers
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How To Master The Violin:: A Practical Guide For Students And Teachers

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Great care has been taken to make all statements as clear as possible for the average student. The less experienced player will find stated here the fundamentals which he needs; and the more proficient violinist will not resent the presence of this groundwork beneath the more advanced stages of advice offered for his profit. The photographic illustrations will reinforce the instructions given, by affording visible standards and models by which the player may criticise his own attitudes and habits of action.

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