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Before the death of the renowned violist William Primrose in 1982, David Dalton engaged the musician in a lively series of conversations which touched on almost all aspects of viola technique, performance, repertoire, recording, and history. This book is a transcription of this dialogue, containing illuminating advice on holding the viola, bowing, tone, fingering, and practicing, all supported by copious illustrations and musical examples, as well as insights on repertoire for the viola--"an instrument without tradition"--and on performances of the great concertos by Bartok and Walton.…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1989Oxford University Press, Incorporated · 9781322034935
- Other · English · 1988Oxford University Press · 244 pages · 9780193185142
Instruction and studyViolaViolinists, biography