Seven Violin Duos - arranged by Mark O'Connor

Seven Violin Duos offers dynamic duet arrangements of popular works from the Mark O'Connor Method's Violin Book V, including Swing Low Sweet Chariot, and Libertango! All music is arranged by Mark O'Connor.

Seven Violin Duos includes two copies of the score, as well as individual 1st and 2nd violin parts, allowing for the most preferred method of reading!

Contents:

• Jerusalem Ridge
• College Hornpipe
• F.C.'s Jig
• Fiddlin' Around
• Appalachia Waltz
• Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
• Libertango

Mark O’Connor, arguably the greatest and most famous fiddler of all time, is an American original in every way. Currently, at the pinnacle of his remarkable career, Mark has created a new American School of Violin Playing that promises to quickly take its place among the great works of violin pedagogy. While utilizing classic methods of violin technique and theory, the Mark O’Connor Violin Method boldly adds uniquely American elements such as jazz, Latin, rock, folk, ragtime, and improvisation. This eventual 10-book series for teachers and students assures success by taking an orderly and gradual approach using appealing and memorable tunes. Each volume seeks to instill a deep appreciation of America’s musical history with background stories of all those that contributed to this rich heritage: Immigrants, African-American slaves, soldiers all contributed mightily to what has become the new American Classical Music. But simply creating fine players is not the goal of this method. Like any great movement, the Mark O’Connor Violin Method seeks a loftier goal: That young people everywhere will fall in love with playing music.

"I am pleased to introduce the O'Connor Violin Method for string teachers and students of the violin. This 10-book series is designed to guide the student gradually through the development of pedagogical and musical techniques necessary to become a proficient, well-rounded musician through a carefully planned succession of pieces. Gradual development of left-hand technique, bowing skill and ear training as revealed through the study of beautiful music encourages a love of music-making in a slow, steady and natural way."
- Mark O'Connor