Chapter XIV: Book IX: Studies arranged according to their

Musico-Technical object, independent of Position:—

8 Studies on Double Stops and Chords. By de Bériot, David,
Dont, Fiorillo, Kalliwoda, Kreutzer.

4 Studies on the Double Shake. By Cramer, Fiorillo,
Gaviniés, and Rode.

3 Studies on “Flying Staccato,” thrown stroke. By Alard
and Mazas.

5 Studies on Arpeggios (difficult). By David, Dont, Mazas,
and Meerts.

10 Studies on tenths and other large intervals. By Dont,
Fiorillo, Gaviniés, Mazas, H. Ries, and Rovelli. (5479).

Graduated Studies revised by Ernst Heim, each book
corresponds in difficulty with the same book of his
Violin Duets, “Arena,” see page 126, and his Violin and
piano pieces, “Palaestra,” see page 156.

=Rode, P.= 24 Caprices in the form of Studies for the
Violin. Revised and fingered by Ernst Heim. (5679).

The original text has been adhered to, with very clear
indications of positions, fingerings, bowing and marks
of expression by Ernst Heim.

=Rode, P.= Caprices, revised by Carl Courvoisier 5678.

Courvoisier does not adhere altogether to the original text,
but uses his own discretion, here as elsewhere he is
careful to avoid very long bows which would counteract
the production of a broad and powerful tone.

=Vieuxtemps, H=. Op. 16. 6 Concert Studies.

Step VI. Very difficult.

=Gaviniés, P.= 24 Études 24 Matinees.

=Gradus ad Parnassum.= A Collection of Studies in
progressive order, selected, carefully revised,
fingered, and edited, with annotations and remarks by K.
Heim:—