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The violin : solo playing, soloists and solos

Henley, William. London: "The Strad" Office ; New York : C. Scribner's Sons, 1905.

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17 THE VIOLIN: Read
18 2 exercise an undue influence over anyone'… Read
19 3 CHAPTER I. Read
20 4 naturally incapable of succeeding in vio… Read
21 5 "I have no doubt that the time is fast a… Read
22 6 surpass all that went before, but equall… Read
23 7 unquenchable liking, in addition to all… Read
24 8 in the strictest reciprocity. Their care… Read
25 9 CHAPTER II. Read
26 10 There are violinists old and young, orch… Read
27 11 great help to cleverness and knowledge.… Read
28 12 greatest of these advantages is that it… Read
29 13 seriousness. There are others (and many… Read
30 14 viz., that it appears slow improvement.… Read
31 15 CHAPTER III. Read
32 16 existence in violin technique, purely me… Read
33 17 pupils, and their names would be handed… Read
34 18 not be disposed to slur the matter and t… Read
35 19 both sides, and to remedy your defects t… Read
36 20 subject, that the neglect of scales is i… Read
37 21 instrument altogether. They will start w… Read
38 22 vigorously practice. They become mechani… Read
39 23 me his career is most interesting, and o… Read
40 24 CHAPTER IV. Read
41 25 limit to the varieties of tone. Step by… Read
42 26 Next to emphasis, the change of stroke d… Read
44 28 will reward you for your trouble. With w… Read
45 29 CHAPTER VI. Read
46 30 more than scholastic study of scales and… Read
54 38 You must not retard the course of though… Read
55 39 impression of what they have heard. How… Read
56 40 CHAPTER VIII. Read
59 43 by affording an adequate instruction, fr… Read
63 47 and proclaimed everywhere, but doing so… Read
64 48 by starts of application, or by a few ye… Read
68 52 CHAPTER XI. Read
73 57 SOLO PLAYING, SOLOISTS AND SOLOS. Read
81 65 now think of adopting the style of Corel… Read
82 66 and zealous protectors of the classical?… Read
100 84 CHAPTER XIV. Read
101 85 in imparting your ideas to the other thr… Read
102 86 spirit of art and they ought to be perfo… Read
112 96 other principles in violin playing; and… Read
113 97 CHAPTER XVIII. Read
114 98 Accolay, J. B. No. 1, A minor, Schott. N… Read
123 CHAPTER XIX. Read
124 FIFTEENTH YEAR OF ISSUE. Read
125 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. 1. Read
126 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. II. Read
127 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. III. Read
128 ADVERTISEMENTS. Read
132 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. VIII. Read
133 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. IX. Read
134 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No. X. Read
135 "THE STRAD" LIBRARY, No XI. Read