Examples for Establishing Minor Scale Patterns

The music examples from “Establishing Minor Scale Patterns for Long Term Success” by Winifred Crock in American Suzuki Journal 36.2 were inadvertently omitted. Please download this PDF of the article which includes the figures.

Winifred Crock is the orchestra director at Parkway Central High School and maintains a private violin studio in suburban St. Louis, Missouri. Mrs. Crock has taught in the public schools for 26 years and in private studio for over 30. She is in demand as a string clinician, conductor and lecturer. She is active in numerous music organizations and writes frequently for the Suzuki Journal of the Americas and for ASTA publications. Mrs. Crock has presented and lectured at numerous state, national and international music conferences. Mrs. Crock, and Dr. Scott with William Dick are co-authors of Learning Together: Sequential Repertoire for Solo Strings and String Ensemble.

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Previously printed in the American Suzuki Journal volume 36.2. Reprinted with permission.

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