Violin Mastery
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Yet, all said and done, Art is and remains first of allinternational, and the great violinist is a great artist, no matter whathis native land. " XIII DAVID MANNES THE PHILOSOPHY OF VIOLIN TEACHING That David Mannes, the well-known violinist and conductor, so longdirector of the New York Music School Settlement, would be able to speakin an interesting and authoritative manner on his art, was a foregoneconclusion in the writer's mind. A visit to the educator's own beautiful"Music School" confirm...ed this conviction. In reply to some questionsconcerning his own study years Mr. Mannes spoke of his work withHeinrich de Ahna, Karl Halir and Eugène Ysaye. "When I came to de Ahnain Berlin, I was, unfortunately, not yet ready for him, and so did notget much benefit from his instruction. In the case of Halir, to whom Iwent later, I was in much better shape to take advantage of what hecould give me, and profited accordingly. It is a point any student maywell note--that when he thinks of studying with some famous teacherhe be technically and musically equipped to take advantage of all thatthe latter may be able to give him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet, all said and done, Art is and remains first of allinternational, and the great violinist is a great artist, no matter whathis native land. " XIII DAVID MANNES THE PHILOSOPHY OF VIOLIN TEACHING That David Mannes, the well-known violinist and conductor, so longdirector of the New York Music School Settlement, would be able to speakin an interesting and authoritative manner on his art, was a foregoneconclusion in the writer's mind. A visit to the educator's own beautiful"Music School" confirm...ed this conviction. In reply to some questionsconcerning his own study years Mr. Mannes spoke of his work withHeinrich de Ahna, Karl Halir and Eugène Ysaye. "When I came to de Ahnain Berlin, I was, unfortunately, not yet ready for him, and so did notget much benefit from his instruction. In the case of Halir, to whom Iwent later, I was in much better shape to take advantage of what hecould give me, and profited accordingly. It is a point any student maywell note--that when he thinks of studying with some famous teacherhe be technically and musically equipped to take advantage of all thatthe latter may be able to give him.
What to read after Violin Mastery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martens Frederick Herman to read onlineMoreLess
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