Violin Song and Coloring Fun Book (D and A String Version)

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Beginner violin songs for kids

Violin Song and Coloring Fun Book (D and A String Version)

Violin Song and Coloring Fun Book (D and A Version) is a kid-friendly violin songbook that combines simple sheet music with creative coloring pages. Every song appears twice—once with letter names inside oversized noteheads and once without—so children can transition smoothly into real music reading. The result is a fun keepsake that supports both early musical skills and artistic expression.

This book is designed for young beginning violin students, typically ages 5–10.
It works well for private lessons, school string programs, homeschool music study, Suzuki-style supplemental material, and self-paced learning at home with a parent.
Teachers can also use it in group classes and ensembles that focus on early violin playing on the D and A strings.

The music is printed in extra-large notation so children can clearly see each note on the staff.
Letter names are written inside the noteheads in one version of each song, making it easier for beginners to connect fingerings with note reading.
Arrangements are simplified and limited to the D and A strings, with only a small amount of material per page to reduce visual overload.
Clear, uncomplicated diagrams and charts help students understand finger placement and basic technique.
Straightforward, easy-to-read instructions guide both kids and adults through each page.

The book features a large selection of classic, familiar, and time-tested children’s songs and tunes that are ideal for beginners.
Melodies are carefully arranged for the D and A strings so students can focus on fundamental violin skills without complex finger patterns.
Pieces are chosen to support steady progress in reading, rhythm, and ensemble playing.

This book includes engaging coloring pages opposite each song, allowing children to connect music-making with creative artwork.
They can color as a reward after playing, during lesson time, or between practice sessions to keep motivation high.
There are no online videos or audio tracks included; the focus is on combining simple music with hands-on coloring fun.

Extra-large notation for easy reading
Letter names printed inside the noteheads in one version of each song
A second version of every song without letter names for true note reading
Simplified beginner-friendly arrangements on the D and A strings
Clear and uncomplicated diagrams and charts for young learners
Limited material on each page to keep students focused
Easy to read instructions and sheet music for kids and parents
Fun, engaging format with original artwork and coloring pages
A large selection of classic, kid-approved songs
Beautiful artwork that turns the book into a keepsake of early music study

Music reading on the staff
Basic rhythmic concepts and steady beat
Proper beginner violin playing technique
Melody and harmony awareness
Listening and playing in group performance settings
Fundamental music theory for young students
Creativity and personal expression through music and art
Early music appreciation and enjoyment

Use each song first with letter names inside the notes to help your child find the correct pitches and fingerings, then progress to the version without letters.
Have students color the matching artwork page after successfully playing a piece, turning practice into a fun reward system.
In private lessons, work through one or two songs per week, reviewing reading, rhythm, and posture as you go.
In classrooms or group lessons, assign the same tune to the whole group so students can experience simple ensemble playing on the D and A strings.
Parents with no musical background can follow the clear diagrams and instructions to guide home practice and support consistent progress.

What level is this book?
This book is for absolute beginners and early elementary violin students who are just starting to play on the D and A strings
Do students need to read music before starting?
No. The extra-large notes with letter names allow children to begin playing right away while gradually learning to read music.
Can this be used with other violin methods?
Yes. It works well as a supplement to most beginner violin methods and Suzuki books, especially to reinforce note reading and rhythm.
Is this book only for individual lessons?
No. It is suitable for private lessons, small groups, school string classes, and beginner ensembles focusing on D and A string playing.
Does the book include other string or band parts?
This edition is for violin on D and A strings, but matching books are available for other instruments so teachers can mix and match for ensembles.

For additional music tutorials and demonstrations, visit the official Music Fun Books YouTube Channel.

Available now on Amazon.

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