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  • String Note Speller: Violin Book

    String Note Speller: Violin Book

    String Note Speller: Violin Book

    By Edward Janowsky

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  • String Note Speller: Viola Book

    String Note Speller: Viola Book

    String Note Speller: Viola Book

    By Edward Janowsky

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  • String Note Speller: Cello Book

    String Note Speller: Cello Book

    String Note Speller: Cello Book

    By Edward Janowsky

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  • String Note Speller: String Bass Book

    String Note Speller: String Bass Book

    String Note Speller: String Bass Book

    By Edward Janowsky

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About this collection

Edward Janowsky Sheet Music

Edward Janowsky's String Note Speller series provides focused, practical instruction for beginning string players. These books break down note reading and fingerboard familiarity one instrument at a time, making them ideal for private lessons or group string classes. With separate volumes for violin, viola, cello, and string bass, teachers can match each student to their instrument and work through fundamentals at a steady pace.

Who it's for

  • Private string instructors building note-reading skills
  • School orchestra directors introducing beginners to their instruments
  • String students starting their first year

What's inside

  • Four individual books covering violin, viola, cello, and string bass
  • Note speller format focused on fingerboard and staff reading
  • Printed books shipped to your door

Things to consider

Each book is instrument-specific, so buy only the volumes you need for your roster. These work well alongside ensemble methods or as standalone supplements for students who need extra note-reading practice. The series is designed to be worked through sequentially, so start at the beginning if your students are new to reading on the staff.