Essentials Elements 2000 For Strings: Violin: Book Two | 
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Customer Reviews:
• A Bit Dry, But An Important Step For Beginner Violinists 18 April, 2008
While it's true that this second book in the series is dry, it still does a great job of covering the "next steps' in learning to play. The lessons, despite being a bit dry, do a great job of clearly explaining these techniques. I use this book in my home violin studio and have had great success with it, with students of all ages and playing abilities; BUT I supplement this book's lessons with additional music.
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• Watered-down And Of Little Value 06 June, 2006
I had to buy this book for the strings class at college. The whole class was bored to death for the whole semester, despite the good effort by the instructor to make the best of it. It looks like the publisher decided to divide the Essential Elements for Strings (which is a fine beginning book that I did several years ago) into 2 books in order to generate more business. If you already know the notes in the first position, don't waste your money on this book. There are lots of good post-absolute-beginner book for violin - Spotlight on Strings, ABCs of Violin, All for Strings, String Builder, or Essential Elements for Strings (NOT this 2000 thing). For private instructions for beginners, I would recommend Doflein Book 1 and Suzuki Book 1.
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• A Good Book 03 May, 2008
I bought this book for my son to practice violin. It is very helpful to him.
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• Good Beginner Student Violin Book 14 May, 2007
The book is very helpful as it shows at each stage of progression the proper techniques to hold the violin, the proper placement of the fingers, and other good illustrations. The lessons are straight forward and easy to follow.
- Reviewed by customer ID: AE2O25O452J3D
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