Wohlfahrt - 60 Studies Op 45 For Viola Book

Edition Peters

Franz Wohlfahrt - 60 Studies Op 45 For Viola Book  

Discover the enduring pedagogical masterpiece of Franz Wohlfahrt's "60 Studies Op. 45" now adapted for viola in this Edition Peters edition. Transcribed by editor Fritz Spindler, these etudes offer invaluable learning opportunities for viola students, complemented by Spindler's insightful tips on mastering the instrument.

Tailored for students with some prior experience, these studies provide a foundation for developing essential skills and techniques. Whether guided by a teacher or pursuing self-study, aspiring violists will find indispensable support within these pages, making this collection an indispensable addition to any viola student's repertoire. 56 pages.

Who was Franz Wohlfahrt?

Franz Wohlfahrt (1833–1884) was a German violinist, composer, and pedagogue renowned for his significant contributions to violin pedagogy. Born in Saxony, Wohlfahrt studied at the Leipzig Conservatory under Ferdinand David, a renowned violinist and close associate of Felix Mendelssohn. Wohlfahrt's compositions primarily focused on educational materials for violin students, with his "60 Studies Op. 45" being particularly notable. These studies, along with his other instructional works, have become standard repertoire for violin students worldwide, valued for their systematic approach to technique development and musicality. Wohlfahrt's legacy lies not only in his compositions but also in his influence on generations of violinists through his pedagogical writings.