Lisa Harline
Music Studio
and
Orchestra
40+ Years Teaching Experience
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String Instruments Lessons
I use a variety of method books depending upon the needs of the student. Below are my go-to books:
The Fun Books
Essential Elements 2000 for Strings: violin, viola, cello, string bass
Suzuki volumes
Wohlfahrt Etudes for violin and viola
170 Foundation Studies for Violoncello, Vol. 1 by Alwin Schroeder
Piano Lessons
I use the method books by Faber & Faber supplemented with other collections. I like the way it teaches theory and technique with the Lessons. Other supplementary collections I like are:
Jr. Piano Method by Molineux
The Library of Piano Classics
Guitar Lessons
I use the Guitar Fun Book to start a beginner. Then I transition into The Classical Guitar Method by Bradford Werner.
I supplement with different sheet music (lead music) to teach chords while reading a melody.
Recorder Lessons
The Recorder Fun Book is great for a beginner.
I have also used:
Recorder Time
pages from other very old method books