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PART I

Exercises and Studies for the Cultivation

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BOOK I

Exercises in the First Position

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HANS SITTOp.92

Technical Studiesfor

Violin

FIRST PARTExercises and Etudes

for the Cultivation of the left Hand

BOOK I

Exercises in the First Position

BOOK II

Exercises in the Various Positions

In Shifting from One Position to

another and Chromatic Exercises

BOOK III

Double- StoppingThirds, Sixths and Octaves

SECOND PARTExercises and Etudes

for the special Developement of the right hand

BOOK IVThe long sustained stroke producing the singing tone

The broad detached stroke. The hammered (martelé) stroke

BOOK VThe detached stroke Exercises in

various styles of bowingBroken Chords with variousstyles of bowing. Staccato

BOOK VISpiccato (The thrown stroke) The

short skipping bow (sautillé)

Ricochet (Thrown Staccato) Arpeggio

with various styles of bowing.Three-and four-part chords

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