Trill exercises and studies are one of the most important practices to build strenght and agility of the left hand. All historic and modern violin methods and etude books contain one or several pieces to practise trills. Kreutzer, for instance, used 8 of his 42 Etudes for this technique, numbers 15 to 22. Continuing with our obsession for sequenced repertoire, we have compiled, edited and arranged 10 studies (actually 12 with the extra and bonus ones!), in progressive order to cater for all range of students, beginners to advanced. You can find the compilation here, some preveiews below and this is the list of contents:
1. Duo Klier, based on A. Rolla's scales
2. Dancla, Op.84, No.15. Arr. Duo Klier
3. De Beriot, from Violin Method
4a. Alard, from Violin Method
4b. Wohlfahrt, Op.54, No.10. Arr. Duo Klier
5. Kayser, Op.20, No.14. 2nd violin by Hugo Seling
6. Mazas, Op.36, No.13. 2nd violin by Grünwald
7. Feigerl, 24 Etudes, No.1. Ed. Duo Klier
8. Dont, Op.37, No.17. Arr. Duo Klier
9. Kreutzer, No.15. 2nd violin by Hermann
10. Rode, 24 Caprices, No.1. 2nd violin by Léonard
*Bonus: Wieniawski, Op.18, No.1. Ed. Duo Klier
