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The Russian Violin School: The Legacy of Yuri Yankelevich
"At its core, this text sheds considerable light on the pedagogical theories and practices of a prolific educator in the twentieth century Russian Violin School. Violin instructors will find Yankelevich's generous and patient approach to instruction highly engaging and insightful. His advocacy of a student-oriented approach, derived from contemporaneous research in psychology, physiology, pedagogy, and educational theory, is supplemented and reinforced by the observations of Glezarova and Grigoryev. Performers will find Yankelevich's lengthy essay on shifting positions insightful and applicable to current practice. The entire book, including the supplemental material, will be valuable for scholars of the Russian Violin School or of Russian music education more broadly." --Notes
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Other Publications:
The Strad, January 2017
blog link: Intermediary notes are unnecessary for shifting The Strad, December 2014: Living Witness: Maya Glezarova turns 90
The Strad, April, 2014:
blog link: Russian violin teacher Yuri Yankelevich on how to achieve quick reflexes in your playing 
The Strad, February 2014:
Interview with legendary bassist François Rabbath The Strad, February 2011: Learning from the Inside Out
"Learning from the Inside Out" - Russian violin teacher Yuri Yankelevich's detailed study of the pedagogical process helped him to enlighten a golden generation of Moscow Conservatoire students. Masha Lankovsky examines his methods...
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