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Suzuki Violin School, Volume 7 (Perf. William Preucil): Digital Audio Download

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By Shinichi Suzuki / violin performed by William Preucil

Item: 00-AA-0000139

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1 01 String Quartet No 15 in D Minor K 421 - String Quartet No 15 in D Minor K 421 III Menuetto Allegretto Trio arr for violin and piano --:--
2 02 Concerto grosso No 9 in F Major Op 6 MC 6 9 - Concerto Grosso in F Major Op 6 No 9 III Corrente arr for violin and piano --:--
3 03 Violin Sonata in A Major Op 1 No 3 HWV 361 - I Andante --:--

01 String Quartet No 15 in D Minor K 421 - String Quartet No 15 in D Minor K 421 III Menuetto Allegretto Trio arr for violin and piano

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Series: Suzuki Violin School
Publisher: Alfred Music
UPC: 038081363035
SKU: 00-AA-0000139

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About the Composer: Shinichi Suzuki

Shinichi Suzuki (1898-1998) revolutionized string pedagogy by teaching young children through carefully sequenced repertoire rather than traditional method books. His belief that musical ability is not innate but developed through environment and repetition shaped music education worldwide, influencing how millions of young violinists begin their studies.

Why we love this

Volume 7 represents a significant leap in technical maturity and musical sophistication. The recording captures the nuanced interpretations students aspire to, providing an essential aural reference for pieces that demand greater independence and expressive control.

What to expect

By Volume 7, the student steps into more substantial classical works with greater technical demands and expressive depth. The performed interpretations on this recording are polished and refined, offering glimpses of the musicianship students are building toward.

Who it's for

This recording is essential for violinists working through Suzuki Volume 7, whether in private study or group settings. Teachers and parents rely on it as a model for tone quality, intonation accuracy, and musical phrasing that students should be developing at this advanced level.

How to get the most out of it

  • Listen actively to multiple sections of each piece before rehearsal, building familiarity with phrasing and tone production you'll need to emulate.
  • Use the recording to isolate passages where your intonation drifts, then practice those sections slowly without the audio to develop self-correction.
  • Notice how vibrato and dynamic shaping are applied throughout; mark these in your score and return to the recording when your interpretation feels flat.
  • Reference the tempo and rhythmic clarity on specific pieces, then practice with a metronome to internalize the pulse before playing along with the full performance.

How to use it

Use this recording at home and in lessons to support daily practice and to reinforce the repertoire work being done in group settings. Students benefit from hearing these pieces performed at performance standard throughout the year.

Skills your students will build

  • Consistent intonation across extended shifting passages
  • Vibrato control and application in various musical contexts
  • Tone quality and projection at dynamic extremes
  • Stylistic interpretation of Baroque, Classical, and contemporary repertoire
  • Rhythmic independence and precision in complex meters
  • Bow control for sustained singing lines and rapid articulation

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