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The fourth volume introduces various
positions as well as new bowing
techniques. These are practiced in
increasingly demanding classical duets.
From here students can embark on
the journey of standard repertoire –
Concerti such as Vivaldi, Accolay etc.
are now within reach.
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The third volume emphasises duet
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His son, the violinist Kurt Sassmannshaus, is
currently chairman of the string department at the
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of
Music. A prize winning student of Igor Ozim and
Dorothy DeLay, he had been a teaching associate to
Dorothy DeLay for a quarter century. He published
the pioneering website www.violinmasterclass.com
in 2004. The UK’s Strad Magazine calls him the
“King of on-line violin tutorials”. One of the most
important violin teachers of his generation, Kurt
Sassmannshaus’ students have won major
international competitions and occupy important
positions in the music world across the globe.
In 2005 he founded his own summer school for
outstanding young string players, the Great Wall
International Music Academy in Beijing, China.
(www.greatwallacademy.org)
Sassmannshaus Violin Book 4
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The combined knowledge and experience of father and son
make the four volumes of the Sassmannshaus Tradition the most
thoroughly researched and thought-through beginner violin
method in the world.
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The original German violin method
was first published in 1976. The author Egon Sassmannshaus is
one of the most experienced and renowned violin pedagogues in
Germany. For the new English edition his son Kurt Sassmannshaus
worked as co-author and adapted his father’s successful method for
English-speaking children.
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Note reading is introduced from the beginning,
and accidentals are explained in the easiest
way in the first volume. By the end of the first
book, many English children’s songs using all
fingers have been played and note values from
whole to eighth notes have been introduced.
Even the easiest exercises are underlaid with
text so that melodies can
be perceived as a whole.
“The early emphasis on ensemble
playing and the many duos in this
method are so much fun for the kids.
They pick up important chamber
music skills right from the beginning!”
Peter Winograd and Laurie Carney,
American String Quartet
The second volume already presents classical
violin duets. The child’s knowledge and
technique is expanded by dotted rhythms,
sixteenths notes, and first double stops.
And here is the most revolutionary aspect of
the method: different finger patterns can be
connected and combined to create any major
and minor scale without the use of open strings.
This creates the ability to practice scales in any
position, often within the first year of playing!
With this skill, songs learned in first position
are easily transposed to other keys and higher
position. Coupled with beginning shifting
exercises this sets a foundation for an early
virtuoso technique not available in any
other method.
The most successful Tried and Tested German
Violin Method now available in English.
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For more than three decades the Sassmannshaus
Tradition has been the household name for
excellence in beginner violin methods in
German-speaking countries. More than half
a million students have successfully learned
to play the violin using this publication.
The best selling violin method that gave
generations of European musicians their
foundation is now available in English, with
content and songs newly adapted for today’s
English speaking children.
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The author Egon Sassmannshaus studied with
the eminent German-American violinist Walter
Schulze-Priska, who had been a student of Otokar
Sevcik, the first truly systematic violin pedagogue.
Egon Sassmannshaus’ keen interest in child
psychology as applied to the teaching of young
children, coupled with an impeccable background
in technical violin expertise and pedagogy led him
to publishing his violin method “Früher Anfang auf
der Geige” (The Sassmannshaus Tradition) in 1976.
This method quickly became the most popular and
best selling beginner method for violin teaching in
German speaking countries. Egon Sassmannshaus’
own students have excelled to become leading
teachers and musicians all over Europe.
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