Mazas - Etudes Op 36 Volume 1 - 30 Special Studies For Violin Book

Violin / Grade 4 / List A

• Allegro non troppo No 10 from Studies Op. 36 Book 1
• Moderato No 2 from Studies Op. 36 Book 1

Violin / Grade 5 / List A

• Allegretto in A major No 21 from Studies Op. 36
• Allegro moderato No 15 from Studies Op. 36
• Allegro non troppo No 6 from Studies Op. 36

Violin / Grade 6 / List A

• Polonaise No 26 from Studies Op. 36 Book 1

Violin / Grade 7 / List A

• Allegro moderato No 47 from Studies Op. 36
• Allegro non troppo No 45 from Studies Op. 36
• Allegro non troppo No 52 from Studies Op. 36
• No 49 from Studies Op. 36

Also Available: 📚

• Jacques Fereol Mazas Etudes Op 36 Volume 1 
• Jacques Fereol Mazas Etudes Op 36 Volume 2

Who was Jacques Féréol Mazas?

Jacques Féréol Mazas (1782-1849) was a notable French composer, conductor, violinist, and pedagogue. He is primarily remembered for his significant contributions to violin pedagogy and his compositions, particularly studies and methods designed to aid young violin and viola students in their musical development.

Mazas' most renowned work is the series of violin studies titled "75 Études mélodiques et progressives, Op. 36." These studies are divided into three progressive volumes: Volume 1 (Études spéciales), Volume 2 (Études brillantes), and Volume 3 (Études d'artistes). These etudes have become classics in the field of violin pedagogy and have been widely used by violin students and teachers since their publication. They are considered essential for developing fundamental violin skills.

Aside from his pedagogical contributions, Jacques Féréol Mazas had a successful career as a violinist and conductor. His dedication to music education and his compositions for young musicians have left a lasting impact on the world of violin playing and continue to be an integral part of violin training and repertoire.