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Enhance your warm-up and develop stellar intonation with this thoughtful set of ten intonation studies and chorales. Designed to help students hear harmony in a logical and progressive way, exercises

18 Etudes for Advanced String Orchestra Warm-ups drills specific skills in each etude. Students play in unison to develop advanced skills such as bow hold flexibility, bow control, shifting, and more. The

These exercises are written for beginning orchestra classes to be used as warm-ups to improve intonation in your ensemble. Each exercise drills a specific note pattern or fingering to help students achieve

This is a 43 page workbook designed to help beginning orchestra students in middle school/junior high to learn the clef, staff, and notes. Students learn how to draw notes, clefs, music alphabet,

This set of excellent warm-ups provides a great way to start off your rehearsals. This sequential set of exercises that can be used at a number of different developmental levels. Students will receive daily

Purchase once and use forever - this is the complete package! With a simple press of a button, select and design technique exercises and warm-ups that are ready to print and play instantly. The single

Exercises in seven major keys covering slurred, legato, staccato and detached bowings.

The fourth addition to Hal Leonard's Essential Elements for Strings series is perfect for your advanced level students. Each book includes: detailed practice routine for scales; three octave major and minor

This updated version contains scales, etudes, short chorales, and music technique exercises and is fully compatible with Essential Techniques 2000 for Strings. The CD contains individual instrument

Rhythm teaches a consistent counting system, develops excellent sight-reading skills, shows note relationships via graphic "rhythm boxes," and provides 18 pages of bowed rhythm studies.

Exploring Shifting helps students develop shifting technique using easy exercises that provide time for students to master skills and memorize new fingerings.  Each section of the orchestra plays in