Franz Wohlfahrt
Sixty Studies, Op. 45
Franz Wohlfahrt’s Sixty Studies, Op. 45, for violin: the first etude book for most violinists, in first position and then third, written in Leipzig in the 1870s.
Cut for violin, viola: each edition moves every study into that instrument’s range and clef.
Source: Edited by Gaston Blay (G. Schirmer, New York, 1905; Schirmer's Library vols. 838 and 839).
2 editions · US$12 a book, paid once
Cut for each instrument
Engraved like a printed part
Each study is transposed and re-clefed into the instrument's range and engraved at a 7.5 mm staff with a printer's margins, one study to a page or a spread, never a turn inside a study.
For you and your studio
Print as many copies as you need for yourself and your own students. The file itself is not to be passed on or posted.
Other books: Marco Bordogni, Vocalises, Giuseppe Concone, The Complete Concone, Giuseppe Concone, 50 Lessons, Op. 9, Giuseppe Concone, 40 Lessons for Bass, Op. 17, Vladislav Blazhevich, School for Trombone, Anton Slama, 66 Etudes, Friedrich August Belcke, Etudes, Robert Müller, Technical Studies, Michel Bléger, 30 Etudes Brillantes, Victor Cornette, Six Grand Etudes, Rodolphe Kreutzer, 42 Etudes or Caprices, Franz Wilhelm Ferling, 48 Studies, Op. 31, Cyrille Rose, 40 Studies, Joachim Andersen, 24 Studies, Op. 15, Charles Dancla, Twenty Brilliant and Characteristic Etudes, Op. 73