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A Practical Guide to Violin-Playing, 1913
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1Chord playing, 44, 94.
2Chromatic scales, 26 et seq.
3 " in three octaves, 28.
4Common chords, 39.
5 " in four octaves, 41.
6Corelli, 9.
7Correct intonation, 34, 96 et seq.
8Correct position of the fingers of the left hand, 12 et seq, 52.
10D.
11Dancla, 9, 100, 103.
12David, 9, 103.
13Desirability of studying in England, 5.
14Diminished sevenths, 42.
15Dominant sevenths, 41.
16 " " in three octaves, 41.
17Dont, 99, 100, 103.
18Dragging the strings, 44, 45.
20E.
21Early cultivation of taste, 1.
22Early training of memory, 4.
23"Ecole de Violon," 9.
24Evidence of aptitude for the instrument, 3.
26F.
27Fatigue, 6, 35, 46, 76.
28Fingering of scales and arpeggios, 22 et seq.
29Finger-raising, 20.
30Fingers, independence of, 46 et seq.
31Fingers wrongly kept down, 20, 21.
32Fiorillo, 102.
33First famous lady violinist, 2.
34French Violin Schools, 9.
36G.
37Gauge note, 84.
38Gaviniés, 103.
39Geminiani, 9, 13.
40General musicianship, 4.
41German Violin Schools, 9, 10.
42Giardini, 6.
43Good action of the wrist the clue to all bowings, 63, 64, 67, 69, 76.
44Grand Détaché bowing, 78.
46H.
47Hait, 103.
48Hallé, Lady (Madame Neruda), 2.
49"Haus und Lebensregeln," 11.
50Hearing fellow-pupils and great artists, 5.
51Hohmann, 9.
52Holländer, Gustav, 100.
53How long to practise, 6.
54How to correct mistakes, 6, 7.
56I.
57Independence of fingers, 17, 34, 46 et seq.
58Instrument, care of, 7.
59 " manner of holding, 12, 52.
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