Minifiddlers Violin Pedagogy Course: 4th year Yearly

In the videos Professor Szilvay teaches his group of children, which makes it easy for you to follow along. You can study the videos individually at your own pace, or you can gather together your own group of little violinists and follow the weekly lesson plan. The package includes lessons for the whole fourth year.

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Lessons and pedagogical topics

  • Lesson 1 — Détaché
  • Lesson 2 — Time signature 6/8
  • Lesson 3 — Sharpened open string
  • Lesson 4 — Legato
  • Lesson 5 — The sharpened stopping position of the fourth finger
  • Lesson 6 — Portato
  • Lesson 7 — Melodic minor
  • Lesson 8 — Scales
  • Lesson 9 — Introducing the "strict" Martelé
  • Lesson 10 — Sixteenth / semiquaver rest
  • Lesson 11 — Martelé (smiling)
  • Lesson 12 — Sixteenth / semiquaver rest before the note
  • Lesson 13 — Time signature 9/8
  • Lesson 14 — Christmas matinée
  • Lesson 15 — The sharpened stopping position of the first finger
  • Lesson 16 — Half position
  • Lesson 17 — Introducing Staccato
  • Lesson 18 — Introducing the light or flying staccato
  • Lesson 19 — The flattened / lowered stopping position of the third finger
  • Lesson 20 — Introducing Marcato
  • Lesson 21 — Thirty-second note / demisemiquaver and rest
  • Lesson 22 — Double dots
  • Lesson 23 — Introducing bouncing bow
  • Lesson 24 — The flattened or double flattened stopping position of the second finger
  • Lesson 25 — Chromaticism
  • Lesson 26 — Preparation for children's festival
  • Lesson 27 — Preparation for children's festival
  • Lesson 28 — Alla breve
  • Lesson 29 — Introducing Ricochet
  • Lesson 30 — Introducing Arpeggio
  • Lesson 31 — Introducing chordal playing
  • Lesson 32 — Introducing Sautillé

Book(s) used in the course

Géza Szilvay: Colourstrings Violin ABC, Book E and Book F + Yellow Pages Volumes I, II and III

  • Lessons 1–14: Book E + Yellow Pages Volumes I and III
  • Lessons 15–32: Book F + Yellow Pages Volumes II and III

Please notice that the page numbers may vary depending on the edition used.

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Teacher: Prof. Géza Szilvay

Violinist, teacher, conductor and the President of ESTA (European String Teachers Association) Prof. Géza Szilvay is creator of Colourstrings method.

Géza has decades of experience of violin pedagogy. He has given more than 200 lectures and workshops on his child-centered teaching method and philosophy across the world, and trained pupils and teachers online over 10 years. In addition to his long pedagogical experience, Géza is known for his strong presence and personal warmth that makes him an excellent and impressive online teacher.

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