Adam Carse – Progressive Violin Studies – Book 1

Adam Carse – Progressive Violin Studies – Book 1

Etudes & Exercises

Adam Carse’s “Progressive Violin Studies – Book 1” is a valuable resource for violinists aiming to enhance their technical skills. Originally published in 1910, this book is the first in a series of four that continues to be highly regarded among musicians.

In “Book 1 Progressive Studies,” violinists will focus on developing their skills in the first position. This book is an excellent starting point for beginners and those looking to build a strong foundation in violin technique. As players progress through the series, they will gradually advance to higher positions, with each subsequent book in the series covering more complex positions and techniques.

With 22 pages of etudes and exercises, “Progressive Violin Studies – Book 1” offers a structured and comprehensive approach to technical development for violinists of all levels.

AMEB:

Violin / Grade 2 / List A

• Study No 12 (Progressive studies Book 1)
• Study No 9 (Progressive studies Book 1)

Also Available in this Series:

• Adam Carse – Progressive Violin Studies – Book 1
• Adam Carse – Progressive Violin Studies – Book 2
• Adam Carse – Progressive Violin Studies – Book 3
• Adam Carse – Progressive Violin Studies – Book 4

About the Author, Adam Carse:

Adam (von Ahn) Carse was born on 19th May 1878 in Newcastle upon Tyne. He was educated in Hanover and was a Macfarren scholar at the Royal Academy of Music, London where he studied composition with Frederick Corder. Whilst Carse is perhaps best known for his study of the history of instruments and the orchestra (in 1947 he donated his collection of 350 wind instruments to the Horniman Museum), the wealth of material he wrote for young string players and pianists is still in great demand and much-loved today.