CDPC violin. NOTO Library

The publication includes unsurpassed samples of the work of Western and Russian composers, which make up the "Golden Fund" of the pedagogical repertoire of the Children"s Music School in the violin class.
The project presents the music of different styles and eras (baroque, classicism, romance, impressionism, music of the twentieth century) The teacher and student will find here plays of varying degrees of difficulty - from simple exercises for beginners to large instrumental cycles.
These are the loved melodies of Gluck, Persella and Pergolets, Debussy, Saint-Sansa and Grieg. Among the Russian composers are Glinka and Tchaikovsky, Rubinstein and Rimsky -Korsakov. A large form is represented by sonatins and sonatas of Beethoven and Mozart, Lavigny and Schubert. Here are the creations of the great masters of Baroque (Tartini, Corelli, Vivaldi, Bach, Handel), outstanding composers-scripchs of the 19th century (Paganini, Venyavsky) For beginners, a rich selection of simple exercises (Burra, menuets, preludes), violin arrangements of children"s plays of Tchaikovsky and Schumann are presented.
Media publishing gives a number of undoubted advantages compared to ordinary printing: this is convenience in selecting works in the learning process, the possibility of a fragmentary sample, and most importantly, a whole library of works of various composers who wrote for this tool is collected on one medium. Working with an electronic publication, it is enough to print notes from the program on the topic studied.
Compiled by S. Yaroshevsky.
Features of the product:
about 1,500 pages
Over 170 works
Minimum system requirements:
Operating system
Microsoft Windows 98/2000/XP
Pentium II processor 700 MHz
128 MB of RAM
screen resolution 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024
A device for reading CDs