Following on from the first three books in the series this volume is for the player already familiar with first and third positions. It presents a broad range of European music from three centuries, including some beautiful but relatively unfamiliar pieces by Handel, Leopold Mozart and others. Priority has been given to melodic pieces demanding a sustained legato, so that players are introduced to the cantabile style, so important to violin playing. The technical level in this book is approx. AB Grade 3-5. Contents: Allegro (Gluck, Christoph Willibald); Aria (Mozart, Leopold); Baika (Moniuszko, Stanistaw); Bourree (Handel, George Frideric); Chanson Triste (Douze Morceaux Op.40) (Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich); German Dance (Schubert, Franz); Hebrew Prayer (Traditional); Neapolitan Song (Swan Lake) (Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich); Pantomime (Les Petits Riens) (Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus); Rondino (Hadjiev, Parashkev); Sonatina (Handel, George Frideric); The Nightingale Romance (Russian); Waves Of The Danube (Ivanovici, Josif)