William Dick 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
Shipped$30.00Sale price $30.00 Regular price -
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: Viola Book & CD -
Learning Together 2: Piano Acc. Score -
Learning Together: Bass Book & Online Audio -
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
William Dick Sheet Music
William Dick sheet music centers on the Learning Together series, a string orchestra method that builds ensemble skills across violin, viola, cello, and bass. Created by Laurie Scott and Winifred Crock, these books pair printed scores with online audio or CD accompaniments, making them ideal for group instruction and independent practice. The series progresses through two levels, giving directors flexible entry points for developing orchestras.
Who it's for
- String orchestra directors building ensemble programs from scratch
- Private string teachers working with students in ensemble settings
- Music programs seeking method books with built-in accompaniment audio
What's inside
- Learning Together series (Volumes 1 and 2) for violin, viola, cello, and bass
- Books paired with online audio or CD accompaniments for each instrument
- String orchestra method material at foundational and early-intermediate levels
Things to consider
Start with Volume 1 to establish fundamentals across all four string instruments, then move to Volume 2 as your ensemble gains confidence. The built-in audio lets students practice independently between rehearsals, which accelerates progress in group settings. Order individual instrument books for each player rather than conductor scores, since the method is designed around ensemble parts that lock together.