The Orchestra String FUN Book Series

Music Fun Books for Developing String Players

The Orchestra String FUN Book Series

A coordinated series for violin, viola, cello, and bass students who are ready to move beyond the first beginner level.

Progressive exercises, solos, and duets help second- and third-year players strengthen reading, rhythm, bowing, technique, tone, and musical confidence.

The Orchestra String FUN Book Series for violin, viola, cello, and bass

A Quick Answer for Teachers and Families

What Is the Orchestra String FUN Book Series?

It is a set of instrument-specific method and repertoire books for elementary and middle school string students, especially players in their second or third year. Each edition supports continued growth with clear, approachable music that works in orchestra class, private lessons, sectionals, group instruction, and home practice.

Progressive Learning Short lessons and exercises build skills in manageable steps.
Solos and Duets Musical selections develop independence, listening, and ensemble awareness.
Core String Skills Students reinforce reading, rhythm, posture, bowing, tone, and technique.
Flexible Teaching Use the books as a main resource or alongside another string method.

Choose an Instrument

Books in the Orchestra String FUN Book Series

Select the edition that matches your student’s instrument. Click a cover or Learn More button for complete book details, or use the Amazon button to order.

The Orchestra Violin FUN Book

$12.95 ISBN 978-1480189416

A step-by-step orchestra book for second- and third-year violin students. Progressive exercises, tuneful solos, and duets strengthen reading, rhythm, bowing, tone, intonation, ensemble awareness, and musical expression.

The Orchestra Viola FUN Book

$12.95 ISBN 978-1502717788

A progressive method for second- and third-year viola students. Graded exercises, solos, and duets help young violists improve reading, rhythm, bow control, tone, left-hand technique, and confidence in an orchestra setting.

The Orchestra Cello FUN Book

$12.95 ISBN 978-1490473802

A structured, engaging book for second- and third-year cellists. Exercises, solos, and duets develop reading, rhythm, bow control, tone, intonation, ensemble listening, musical expression, and performance confidence.

The Orchestra Bass Fun Book

$12.95 ISBN 978-1687784551

A kid-friendly method for second- and third-year double bass players. Clear instruction, exercises, solos, and duets build reading, rhythm, bowing, tone, intonation, posture, ensemble awareness, and musical independence.

Prices shown are current Music Fun Books paperback prices at the time this page was prepared. Amazon pricing and availability may change.

Made for Real Teaching Situations

Where These String Books Work Best

The series is designed to be useful across the places where young musicians learn, rehearse, practice, and perform.

School Orchestra Use the material for class instruction, warm-ups, sectionals, playing tests, and skill reinforcement.
Private Lessons Assign focused exercises, solos, and duets that support steady progress between weekly lessons.
Home Practice Clear pacing and manageable selections help students practice independently and track their improvement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About the Orchestra String FUN Books

Are these books for complete beginners?

The series is best for second- and third-year students who already know basic playing position, a few notes, and simple rhythms. A true beginning method is usually a better first book for a brand-new player.

Can the books be used with another string method?

Yes. Teachers can use the series as a main resource or as a supplement for additional reading, technique, solos, duets, sectionals, and performance material.

Which instruments are available?

The series includes separate editions for violin, viola, cello, and double bass.

Do the books include ensemble music?

Yes. The books include solos and duets that develop independence, listening, counting, and ensemble awareness while reinforcing fundamental string skills.

What skills do students develop?

Students strengthen music reading, rhythm, posture, bowing, tone, intonation, technique, elementary theory, musical expression, listening, and confidence.

Help Young String Players Take the Next Step

Choose the violin, viola, cello, or bass edition and give developing musicians progressive music that supports stronger technique, better reading, and more confident playing.

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