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Has anyone used a study book to learn pieces?
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March 11, 2021 - 8:55 pm
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Has anyone ever used a study book? I was looking at The Bach Cello Suite No. 1 Study Book, August 6, 2017, by Cassia Harvey. 

I was doing the Bach Suites when I was taking lessons. I am not a classical fan entirely, depends in the piece. There were a lot of pieces in Suite No 1 that I liked. Problem was, we kept moving along too fast and I was not able to actually learn anything smoothly and absorb anything. I was thinking this might be good, but with the little sampling, I was not sure these actually help.
 
It looked like there were lessons on how to do specific sections or techniques for sections. I was thinking that might be good. I do have the Bach Cello Suites book. This would be a guide, I am thinking. Any thoughts or experiences with instrument study books for particular pieces? Has anyone any experience with this particular author?
 
I did not provide a link because it can be found in many places and I don’t want to advertise a specific place. 
 
Thank you.

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I've never used a study book for any particular piece (I didn't even know they existed) but Cassia Harvey is excellent in general. Her instructional books tend to break down everything into tiny steps.

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Thank you, Andrewh. That was extremely helpful. I will probably go ahead and get it.

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I ordered this book and another by her for my violin. I have a dilly of a time with shifting on that.

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