Title: Violin Playing as I Teach It
Description: Leopold Auer strips away the mystique that shrouds struggling violinists in the belief of a supernatural method of achieving musical success. He reveals that it is perseverance and repeated practice that has allowed such great masters as Heifetz and Elman to render their instruments submissive. In Violin Playing As I Teach It, he lays out his mechanics of teaching violin technique, as well as his philosophies of style, phrasing, and musicality.
Subjects: Art, Music, Nonfiction