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Play slowly and surely, watching both left hand and right, hand; sing tone, and transfer smoothly from position to position. Memorize the exercise and practice it in its entirety with the varied bowings Good habits will last through life. To guide teachers who have themselves not studied Kreutzer thoroughly requires an analysis of bowings. The Whole Bow. — Play the exercise entirely through without the vibrato, using a slow, broad, even tone. Now press lightly upon the bow-stick, relax almost instantly and draw the bow swiftly to the point in an imaginary plane, with as little tone as possible. Repeat this stroke from the point, This is the principle of the martelé bowing. Speed is not important. Freedom and relaxation of the entire arm must be first considered. Observe the beginning and end of each stroke. See that there is no diminution in the amount of tone produced when playing a pure legato. When playing martelé, draw the bow so quickly over the string that freedom comes entirely without continuous pressure. Define a whistling tone, a tone that sings, and a tone of even pressure. Quality comes first and volume will follow. Cross the strings with a somewhat high arm, keeping the fingers on the strings as long as possible. ' There must not be any break in string transfe Now, a few words with regard to quality of tone. Play on the edge of t+ hair. Do not press on the stick unduly and make the upper arm serve the forearm and wrist, except in chord playing and the slurred staccato in the middle and lower half of the bow. I believe that the command of a beautiful legato depends upon the strength of fingers, the command of positions and freedom of the left hand, rather than upon bowing. Slurred bowings are absolutely indispensable in orches- tral, quartet, and solo work, If speed is to be obtained, cacry the martelé principle into the grand détaché of the French school. 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The study of Kreutzer should naturally be preceded by the study of the works of Hans Sitt, Dont, Mazas and other writers who have thoroughly understood violin progress from the standpoint of the painstaking and careful teacher. ‘These studies are, with the exception of Mazas’ Etudes brillantes? not inspiring; nevertheless they are practic inistic and thorough. With the additional equi; Sevcik 4ooo Bowings and my Three Octave Scales with varied bowings, in the fourth or fifth year of study, the earnest student is well equipped for Kreutzer. He’ need not spend, after th tudy of the first twelve fassart. It is probable edge of bowings is very comprehensive and that he has a free forearm and ‘wrist. I say he, though it is a k in students, but few boys carry on the fifteenth or sixteenth year. juestion comes, “Why do our young men teurs?” They go to col when they are sixteen or seventeen years of age, and HOW TO STUDY KREUTZER. 3 ETUDE NUMBER 2. 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If the upper half of the bow is used, one must be especially careful of intona- tion and accentuation of the first note in every group of four. Practice the up-bow accents, which are usually inclined to be faulty. Relax the pressure upon the bow- stick as soon as possible after the trill note. would not use new forms of bowing, as the étude is only valuable from a technical standpoint. I would now review all trill études, in connection with a study of the porta- mento and’ of tone graduation as found in the slow movements of such concertos as the Rode Eighth and Seventh and the Viotti Twenty-third and Twenty-eighth Perhaps it would also be a wise plan to take some of the slow movements in the Viotti and Spohr! Duos. ETUDE NUMBER 23. I usvally omit this étude, preferring to use cadenzas as found in modern concertos. It might be wise, how- ever, to explain to the pupil the cadenza form. I would refer to the beautiful cadenzas of Joachim and other great artists. 4. Spohr, Three Duos, Op. 3. Published by Carl Fischer, New York.” Price 75 cents. HOW TO STUDY KREUTZER. 25 If students are sufficiently musical, and aiming to be professionals, the musical content of this étude should be thoroughly understood, and they should write the fundamental chords upon which these arpeggios are based, ETUDE NUMBER 11. Andante, Lee fe. . fete ttene Gea Rieter bert = - L i. I have found the eleventh étude one of the most valuable in violin literature. For the study of the legato and change of positions it is without an equal, It may seem unfortunate that it is written in the key of E major, but I believe this enhances its value. The legato should never be disturbed by the shifting from string to string, for the relative positions of the fingers should at once be considered. I sometimes oblige students to practice this étude mentally without the use of the bow, in order that the shifting fingers may be closely watched. 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ETUDE NUMBER 20. This étude, in the Hermann edition, is marked allegro. I would play the étude moderato instead, pay- ing ‘special attention to the accuracy and evenness of tills. The Kross and Singer editions begin with the up bow. I prefer this older form, beginning with the up bow and taking the first fourteen notes with the same bow. Accent the trills and remove the pressure upon the bow-stick as soon as the trill is concluded, to insure a free, flowing movernent. The new Hermann edition begins with a down bow. If the student finds the rhythm difficult and has diffi- culty with intonation, play the étude at first without the trill, for it is very valuable as a study of string transfers and’ arpeggios. Massart uses varied bowings. As fre- quently stated, I would do away with all forms of bow- ing when mastering the trill. In the higher positions be very careful to make the wide string transfers with an arm movement. The first and fourth fingers must always anticipate a change of position, the first finger remaining in place in order to facilitate position work. If one finds that the fingers are too close together in the higher positions, release the second and third fingers after having played. Keep the elbow well under the violin and anticipate position work by making the thumb perfectly free. I would often advise the mem- orizing of difficult runs. One passage should be played over and over until correct. This is an intonation study of the highest order. HOW TO STUDY KREUTZER, a7 orizing every two measures with the arrangement of bowings as’ indicated in the Singer edition. The arpeggios should be mastered musically, every group being perfectly in tune. I would use a forearm, detached bowing. Do not, however, press heavily upon the strings nor allow the bow to vary in its relative positions from the bridge. The teacher should inspire the student to take the positions without fear and carefully watch the movement of the thumb. The fingers must remain upon the strings in each new position, the first and fourth being ready for immediate changes. If the fingers begin to crowd after leaving the fifth position, release them from their places and let them lie curved above the notes to be played. Practice slowly with firm, even fingering. A uniform tempo must be main- tained throughout, All high tones should sing and should be of proper length, especially when they are half notes. Cultivate boldness and confidence in the student. ‘The elbow must be well under the violin, and in passing from a high note on the E string let the entire arm lead to the G string. For those students who are intending to be profes- sionals, I would advocate that each group of arpeggios be memorized and played mentally, the left hand mak- ing the string changes, the bow resting a little above the middle and passing from string to string, without playing. The student may then watch his string transfers. Throughout the entire year this étude should be played frequently, only one forni of bowing being used, and that the forearm stroke. ETUDE NUMBER 13. Moderato. gia == JS SS SS SS Fz = ~ ~— Pauayerd Buyoq z0ddn orp ‘omswour Burmorioy ays wr Suyosuy jo suss0y m7 343 a}0N syearoquy JO Myares Kpeored oq ysnur suo sou YsUeAII pUE yuan oy uF anq ‘ajqenyea Ajeysads you st apnag sum ‘Apnys UorwuOW! 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The wise teacher may, however, begin the Halir double-stop exercises, as well as other studies for the development of the left hand, by this great artist and teacher. At any rate, there must be some relief in the trill studies ly I would introduce some valuable étude by Dont, and always use the Sevcik 4000 Bowings for drill work Speed is not a matter of importance in trill études While playing elaborate études of this kind review: Numbers 9, 14, and 15, Note in the ‘ninth and tent of intonation. Do not press upon the bow-stick. When- ever a grace note above the trill is used, do not fail to give it clearness and precision. The fingers must, as usual, lie well in what part of the bow this étude should be played, as the nature and length of passages require varied bowings. I would cali the étude elaborate and artistic. It may be referred to when one is studying the Rode Eighth Concerto. ETUDE NUMBER 19. az re —— git as formity of trills is concerned, is quite difficult when one considers quick changes into the positions. as you will observe, is very frequently used in the trill an: start. The number of the étude in the Kross edition is 22, and it should precede No. 20. HOW TO STUDY KREUTZER, 29 space. In short string transfers we do not usually use the entire arm. In this case the arm movement is necessary because four strings are involved. The fingers should always seek their positions before the bow is ready for a transfer. On the other hand, w should read ahead at least one measure and anticipate finger changes. As we desire absolute freedom of the wrist, the short crisp staccato should be avoided, unless we wish to review the étude at the very point of the bow. Hold the fingers down when not in use. In extensions do not throw the wrist out. ‘The fourth finger should always be arched, and the first finger must not sink below the crease at the base so as to go under the neck of the violin to the left. Be very careful to select strings that are thoroughly tested and well gauged. Play one passage over and over until it lies easily under the hand, If any varied bowings ate used, I would slur eight notes and then sixteen notes. Also play, occasionally, the artificial spiccato in the middle of the bow: ETUDE NUMBER 14. Mart op ~ MW ogtecttes FR ae Piast oP ase eat ete sae ee eer eet In the Singer and Hermann’ editions the fourteenth étude precedes the trill études. You will find that it is numbered thirteen in the old Peters edition. In the Kross edition it is No. r2. 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When first studying it, I use the middle of the bow — a light stroke — raising the bow on each note. The artificial spiccato may be used with good effect. Master the musical content of the étude with a light bow stroke. Then use a forearm stroke, the sixteenth notes being played with a wrist stroke. Study the étude in sections ‘There are no new difficulties to be surmounted. Always strive for a singing tone. ‘The double stops must not be played as an arpeggio. Distinguish carefully between double stops and single detached notes. GENERAL REMARKS. During the entire study of Kreutzer avoid the use of the vibrato, especially if intonation is inclined to be false. After finishing the études, always advise the student to review each week, while studying Fiorillo, the études of the three parts of the book a. First twelve études for the fundamental bowings, b. The trill studies, and c. The double stops, Whenever the student seems careless in the mastery of new principles, teach him to return to old ones cheer- fully, for the study of Kreutzer is really never finished. Upon these remarkable studies are founded all sub- sequent works on advanced violin playing. Careful examination of the works of Corelli, Tartini, and other masters of the old Italian school, govern the solidity and finish of the Kreutzer études. 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I also use for practical double stopping the works of Leonard, Opus 41, the Spohr Duos, giving the pupil the second violin part, Haydn Quartets, and the Airs of de Beriot, in which we find many examples of double stopping. ' If, however, in the judgment of the teacher, this étude seems more practical than the use of standard solos and ensemble works, I have nothing further to say, except that if the study of Kreutzer is abridged in Berlin, our American methods may also be somewhat clastic. ETUDE NUMBER 40. eo ow ®t a aS} ES study immediately before Ii possible, have some advanced student illustrate with the Tartini Sonata tn G Minor, the Rode Eighth Concerto, or the Hand A Major Sonata, in order that various forms of the teil may be understood. For furt lishments and trills, we may refer to the slow move- ments in the Bach and Spohr Concertos; also the middle movements of the Haydn and the Mozart Quartets Everything that can aid the student to understand the practical connection between the études and the stand- ard classics is important. Intonation is very important in this étude, although T do not always weary the student with a study of it in its entirety. A few lines played with a clear, firm, and slow trill, without accent, are an aid in the further study of double trlls As I said before, two trills are sufficient. Omit the turn. Maintain a legato. 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