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For the Sherwood course you always want to start with the Lesson book: it will explain the techniques of the grade. Follow the instructions closely - especially the ones that remind you to play with a relaxed posture. Apply the Lesson techniques that you learned to Exercises - keep referring to the lessons to make sure you are paying attention to everything. There are reminders in Exercises as well. Then you would do Studies - those are more complex, and finally, the composition. The Composition will require you to be very familiar with all the basic techniques so you can start thinking about musicality - Dynamics, tempo changes, etc. For grade 1 you would go through Lesson 1, then Exercise 101, then Study 101, then composition 101. Then Lesson 2, Exercise 102, Study 102, Composition 102, etc. I will you all the best in learning!

@@alinakhvatova6577 OMG, thank you so much!!! I follow Suzuki method but would like to add Sherwood Course as self-study material. But it has little information and was pretty hard to learn for a beginner. Thank you for your answer. Hope you'll have more instruction and tutorial videos for this course.

Да, но мне больше птички ужасающиеся нравятся :)

I'm very glad this was helpful for you, Zoe! Hope you are having fun with this piece :)

Спасибо!

Thank you!

You’re welcome 😊

I'm glad this is useful! Do you mean just the 3d violin part on its own? If it will get used, I can upload all four parts separately, one by one :)

@@alinakhvatova6577 Yes, he is 3rd violin, so it would be great if you can upload the part separately! Thank you so much!!

@@hirokunkaikun1339 The video is up now! It is all 4 movements so please use the timestamps in the description to get to whichever movement is needed :) Happy practicing! th-cam.com/video/1tj0sa7Q8fk/w-d-xo.html

Thank you!

I am looking for the same answer! No luck until now.

This is what I found: "The toponymic term Novorzhevskaia is most of all used by musicians from the Porkhov district in the North and the Ostrov district in the West of the original area of the tune, occasionally including it in their repertoire. Similarly the term Zavidovka (from the town Zavidovo in the South West of the Tver’ region) until recently if ever was rarely used in the ancestral area of the tune, where it is called Po derevne (along the village) or Pod pesni. In such regions were the tune appeared in the 1930s or later (district of Dukhovshchina in the Smolensk region, and the boundary of the Pskov and Tver’ regions) the toponymic Zavidovka (Zavidochka) is the basic if not the only tune name." According to this it is a place name or a toponymic term "Zavidovka". Which is true because Google says this place exists and is in Russia.

You have done a lot of research! The only thing that I knew was that the name was interchangeable with Zavivochka. It makes sense that it is topographical. Thank you for the knowledge!

@@alinakhvatova6577 Thanks! Yes I have done much more research than you think. You can look here too: th-cam.com/video/FdhDcYnYNJs/w-d-xo.html There is a comment from me where I had the same question and I posted some of my findings. For me this song is emotionally very strong.

@@ultraSabotaj Oh, I absolutely believe you! And Otava Yo was actually the reason I became interested in gusli. I am very happy that Russian folk music speaks to you.

Thank you :)))