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In memory of Emil Ferir, whose viola playing and musical ideals were an inspiration to the author in preparing the present work.
= Half-step; fingers close together
When shifting from the first to a higher position, do not take the finger up and put it down again, instead, slide into the higher position.
The student should shift forward on the finger that was last down, and likewise, shift backward on the finger that was last down.
The small notes in the exercises below indicate the movement of the fingers in shifting, and as the student perfects his ability to shift from one note to another, the small notes eventually should not be heard. 
Ip. = First Position IIIp. = Third Position
Major
Major
To produce a natural harmonic, extend the fourth finger forward, and merely touch it lightly against the string; do not press the finger down. Always keep the hand in the third position. 
= natural harmonic.
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