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Overview
Suzuki Violin School Volume 5 continues the progressive Suzuki Method curriculum with more advanced classical repertoire, technical development and musical expression. It builds on the skills developed in Volumes 1–4 and introduces students to more substantial concerto and ensemble repertoire.
The revised edition features updated bowings and fingerings, additional exercises and teaching guidance. The accompanying CD provides violin performance recordings together with piano accompaniment tracks, including piano-only versions for practice and play-along use.
Key Features
Revised editing of pieces, including bowings and fingerings
Additional exercises, including material from Shinichi Suzuki
Additional teaching insights and suggestions for teachers
Musical notation guide
Fingerboard-position information
Musical terminology and supporting information
Companion CD with violin performance recordings
Piano accompaniment-only tracks for home practice
Progressive repertoire for continued Suzuki violin study
Featured Repertoire
Volume 5 includes:
Gavotte – Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto in A Minor, 2nd Movement, Op. 3 No. 6 – Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto in G Minor – Antonio Vivaldi
Country Dance – Carl Maria von Weber
German Dance – Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf
Gigue – Francesco Maria Veracini
Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor, BWV 1043, 1st Movement, Violin I – Johann Sebastian Bach
What Students Will Develop
Through the repertoire and supporting exercises, students develop:
Greater bow control and articulation
Stronger tone production
Improved left-hand coordination and intonation
More secure playing across different positions
Greater rhythmic accuracy
Refined phrasing and musical expression
Ability to handle longer and more technically demanding works
Ensemble awareness through piano and violin accompaniment
Confidence performing concerto-style repertoire
Regular listening to the recordings remains an important part of Suzuki study, supporting the student's lessons and structured home practice.
Technical Exercises
Volume 5 includes additional exercises designed to reinforce the technical demands of its repertoire. Students continue developing bowing, fingering, tonalisation, position awareness and coordination while applying these skills directly to the selected pieces.
The repertoire also provides opportunities to develop musical understanding through works by composers including Bach, Vivaldi, Weber, Dittersdorf and Veracini.
Product Details
Brand: Suzuki
Series: Suzuki Violin School
Instrument: Violin
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Volume: 5
Author: Shinichi Suzuki
Publisher: Alfred Music
Edition: Revised
Includes: Violin book and companion CD
Page Count: 36
Overview
Suzuki Violin School Volume 5 continues the progressive Suzuki Method curriculum with more advanced classical repertoire, technical development and musical expression. It builds on the skills developed in Volumes 1–4 and introduces students to more substantial concerto and ensemble repertoire.
The revised edition features updated bowings and fingerings, additional exercises and teaching guidance. The accompanying CD provides violin performance recordings together with piano accompaniment tracks, including piano-only versions for practice and play-along use.
Key Features
Revised editing of pieces, including bowings and fingerings
Additional exercises, including material from Shinichi Suzuki
Additional teaching insights and suggestions for teachers
Musical notation guide
Fingerboard-position information
Musical terminology and supporting information
Companion CD with violin performance recordings
Piano accompaniment-only tracks for home practice
Progressive repertoire for continued Suzuki violin study
Featured Repertoire
Volume 5 includes:
Gavotte – Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto in A Minor, 2nd Movement, Op. 3 No. 6 – Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto in G Minor – Antonio Vivaldi
Country Dance – Carl Maria von Weber
German Dance – Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf
Gigue – Francesco Maria Veracini
Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor, BWV 1043, 1st Movement, Violin I – Johann Sebastian Bach
What Students Will Develop
Through the repertoire and supporting exercises, students develop:
Greater bow control and articulation
Stronger tone production
Improved left-hand coordination and intonation
More secure playing across different positions
Greater rhythmic accuracy
Refined phrasing and musical expression
Ability to handle longer and more technically demanding works
Ensemble awareness through piano and violin accompaniment
Confidence performing concerto-style repertoire
Regular listening to the recordings remains an important part of Suzuki study, supporting the student's lessons and structured home practice.
Technical Exercises
Volume 5 includes additional exercises designed to reinforce the technical demands of its repertoire. Students continue developing bowing, fingering, tonalisation, position awareness and coordination while applying these skills directly to the selected pieces.
The repertoire also provides opportunities to develop musical understanding through works by composers including Bach, Vivaldi, Weber, Dittersdorf and Veracini.
Product Details
Brand: Suzuki
Series: Suzuki Violin School
Instrument: Violin
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Volume: 5
Author: Shinichi Suzuki
Publisher: Alfred Music
Edition: Revised
Includes: Violin book and companion CD
Page Count: 36
