nach der Sonate für Klavier A-Dur KV 331 Mozarts Klaviersonate KV 331 mit dem berühmten Rondo "alla turca", heute in unzählichen Pop-Versionen vermarktet, war schon um 1800 so beliebt, dass sie vielfach bearbeitet wurde. z. B. für Gitarre und Flöte, als Klaviertrio oder gar für Harmoniemusik. Unter diesen Fassungen ragt die Einrichtung von Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812) heraus, weil hier ein erfahrener Komponist, der überdies Mozart als Freund und Verleger eng verbunden war, den meist zweistimmigen Klaviersatz zu einem veritablen Quartett erweitert hat, ohne am Original Wesentliches zu verändern.

Second Concert F-Dur

Gerade bei der Erarbeitung der Vorübungen zu den Sequenzübungen hat es sich als sehr vorteilhaft erwiesen, wenn der Lehrer auf einer Violine oder Viola begleitet. Damit gewinnt der Schüler an grundlegender Sicherheit im Hinblick auf Intonation und rhythmisch präzises Zusammenspiel.

Meiers "Kleine Spiegel-Rhapsodie" ist geigerisch "dankbar" und verbindet auf originelle Weise die musikalische Spiegelform mit Elementen östlicher Folklore.

Inhalt: - Suite (Charles Bâton) - Postorale (Joseph Bodin de Boismortier) - Suite (Esprit-Philippe Chédeville) - Suite (Michel Corrette)

For individual and group lessons ‘Playing the violin is fun!’ is the motto of the Susi and Eddi violin school. With lots of attractive illustrations and a well thought-out pedagogical concept, it meets the needs not only of younger children. Using monophonic and polyphonic pieces, including many well-known children's songs, folk songs and canons, the basics of melody and ensemble playing are learnt in a playful way. The funny little monkeys Susi and Eddi are on hand to give violin students tips and tricks and ensure that even the smaller learning steps remain exciting. A child-friendly, large musical score and lots of pictures to colour in support the learning process.

For individual and group lessons. ‘Playing the violin is fun!’ remains the motto of the 2nd volume of the violin school for children. In a playful way, students learn the second and third fingerings in the first position, expand their melodic and ensemble playing skills, practise double stops, slurs and the portato bowing technique and deepen their knowledge of music theory. Children's songs, traditional tunes and canons, which sit alongside the classical works, encourage singing along and increase motivation. The funny little monkeys are once again on hand to help violin students and ensure that even small learning steps remain exciting. Child-friendly sheet music and pictures to colour in support the learning process.

For individual and group lessons This volume focuses on the introduction of the 4th and 5th fingerings and the combination of the fingerings learnt. As in the first and second volumes, the focus is on teaching the children in a playful way. The playing material is made up of well-known children's songs, traditionals, canons and, last but not least, works from the ‘classical repertoire’. Knowledge of elementary music theory is deepened and technical violin difficulties such as trills, accents and syncopation are dealt with. The students' level of knowledge is tested with the help of regularly recurring “question times”.

Includes 4 Christmas cards With this volume, the authors of the successful violin school ‘Susi and Eddi’ solve the lack of easy-to-play Advent and Christmas songs that are also suitable for violin beginners. All the pieces are designed so that they can be played by the student alone, with an easy student accompaniment, but also with a more demanding teacher accompaniment or even with all three parts at the same time. Of course, ‘Christmas with Susi and Eddi’ can just as easily be combined with other teaching works or simply played for fun.