Intermediate Level 1

SECTION A; Shifting

Shifting – What’s it All About?

Shifting – Placement Tapes / Movement to 4th Position

Letter Names of the Notes in 4th Position

The Baseball – Shifting Motion Practice

Gliding Down the Fingerboard

The Arch – Shifting Motion Practice

What Does the Dash (-) Mean in the Music?

EXERCISES for Shifting from 1st Position to 4th Position

3rd (Third) Position

Extended 3rd Position

2nd Position (High & Low)

2nd Position Note Names

COUNTDOWN! – My Favorite (Shifting in 1st, 2nd & 3rd Positions)

Transition Positions (5th & 6th Positions)

Taking the Guide Tapes Off

SECTION B; Scales

What Are Scales, and Why Do We Need Them?

How Should You Practice Scales?

One Finger, One Octave Scale (Combining shifting & scales)

SECTION C; Intonation

Practicing with a Drone

SECTION D; Music Literature

Moon Over the Ruined Castle

Waltz Time – by Adam Carse

Free From Care – by Adam Carse

An Afternoon Sleep – by Adam Carse

Martial Steps – Adam Carse

A Peasant’s Dance – by Adam Carse

Minuet by Adam Carse

Satire by Siklos

Berceuse by Siklos

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