Laurie Scott Sheet Music
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Mastery for Strings, Level 1: Book 
Mastery for Strings, Level 1: Book
Mastery for Strings, Level 1: Book
By William Dick and Laurie Scott
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Learning Together: Cello Book & Online Audio -
Learning Together: Piano Acc. Score -
Learning Together: Viola Book & Online Audio -
Learning Together 2: Cello Book & Online Audio -
Learning Together 2: Piano Acc. Score -
Learning Together: Bass Book & Online Audio -
Learning Together 2: Viola Book & CD -
Learning Together 2: Bass Book & Online Audio -
Mastery for Strings, Level 2: Book 
Mastery for Strings, Level 2: Book
Mastery for Strings, Level 2: Book
By William Dick and Laurie Scott
Shipped$15.95Sale price $15.95 Regular price
About this collection
Laurie Scott Sheet Music
Laurie Scott's string method books form the backbone of this collection, offering systematic instruction for young orchestral musicians. The Learning Together series covers all four string instruments (violin, cello, viola, and bass) with coordinated repertoire that lets students play together from day one. Each book pairs with online audio or CD accompaniment, making independent practice engaging and accessible.
Who it's for
- String teachers introducing first-year students to group learning
- School orchestra directors staffing beginner and intermediate ensembles
- Parents supporting home practice with audio accompaniment
What's inside
- Learning Together series books for violin, cello, viola, and bass
- Coordinated method books designed for ensemble play
- Book and online audio formats plus CD editions
- 10 titles across two levels
Things to consider
Start with Learning Together Book 1 if your students are beginners; the series progresses logically and all four instrument parts align for group playing. The online audio and CD formats let students practice independently, which is essential when coordinating four different instruments. If you're building a full beginner orchestra, you'll want the complete set of parts so all instruments progress together.