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Book 2
Picks up where Book 1 ends. It does not reteach note reading or first-position basics from scratch.

Independent shopping perspective
Second book in the All for Strings violin method. For students who have finished Book 1 and are continuing in a school string program.


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Detail 01
Picks up where Book 1 ends. It does not reteach note reading or first-position basics from scratch.
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Each instrument in the series gets its own book, so parts line up when a full class plays together.
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Graded exercises and studies in a fixed order, meant to be worked through, not picked from at random.
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Sized and priced as a classroom book rather than a hardbound reference you keep on a shelf.
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Cheap enough to buy per student and replace when a copy gets lost or worn out.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Book 2 continues from Book 1, so you should already read notes and play comfortably in first position before starting it.
No. This is the violin book. The series publishes a matching book for each string instrument, and they are bought separately.
You can, but it is written as a classroom method. Exercises are sequenced for group instruction, with a teacher filling in technique coaching.
Later levels in the series continue the sequence. Each level is sold on its own.
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