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The purpose of this basic qualitative study was to explore college/conservatory-level viola teachers...
The main body of this document includes discussion of the background, analysis, and significance of ...
The origin of the viola, like the violin, is still a puzzle to our musical historians and archaeolog...
The viola is a bowed, string instrument that is similar to the violin. However, this instrument has ...
In the classical music world, the viola is often overshadowed by its string colleagues, with many pr...
Considered a magnificent instrument for chamber music since the eighteenth century, the viola nevert...
Discussion in this document is directed toward two main areas: Chapters two, three, and four are con...
The viola did not truly rise to its position as a solo instrument before the twentieth century. Sol...
There has not been a standard-sized viola design to this day. A modern viola typically has a body le...
ABSTRACTViola Arrangements: History and Rationale with Focus on New Repertoire for the Young Violist...
Transcription is a tool that has been used throughout history by composers. This document explores t...
Discussion in this document is divided into three main areas. Chapter One is an introduction, descri...
The viola d’amore is a small bowed instrument that was in use predominantly from the second half of ...
Part One presents Information concerning the history and development of the violin family and partic...
This book provides the first scholarly history of the viola d’amore, a popular bowed string instrume...
The purpose of this basic qualitative study was to explore college/conservatory-level viola teachers...
The main body of this document includes discussion of the background, analysis, and significance of ...
The origin of the viola, like the violin, is still a puzzle to our musical historians and archaeolog...
The viola is a bowed, string instrument that is similar to the violin. However, this instrument has ...
In the classical music world, the viola is often overshadowed by its string colleagues, with many pr...
Considered a magnificent instrument for chamber music since the eighteenth century, the viola nevert...
Discussion in this document is directed toward two main areas: Chapters two, three, and four are con...
The viola did not truly rise to its position as a solo instrument before the twentieth century. Sol...
There has not been a standard-sized viola design to this day. A modern viola typically has a body le...
ABSTRACTViola Arrangements: History and Rationale with Focus on New Repertoire for the Young Violist...
Transcription is a tool that has been used throughout history by composers. This document explores t...
Discussion in this document is divided into three main areas. Chapter One is an introduction, descri...
The viola d’amore is a small bowed instrument that was in use predominantly from the second half of ...
Part One presents Information concerning the history and development of the violin family and partic...
This book provides the first scholarly history of the viola d’amore, a popular bowed string instrume...
The purpose of this basic qualitative study was to explore college/conservatory-level viola teachers...
The main body of this document includes discussion of the background, analysis, and significance of ...
The origin of the viola, like the violin, is still a puzzle to our musical historians and archaeolog...