So far, all the Methods for Violin that have been published have the same mistake: they progress too quickly and do not explain with enough clarity.
Having examined N. LAOUREUX's Method, I saw that he tried to correct these mistakes and succeeded completely.

In the Introduction, with a series of cleverly adapted movements, he teaches the student how to hold the violin and the bow in a perfectly correct way. The first exercises with the bow are very well graded and very important for ensuring the flexibility of the right hand and a very good quality of sound. For the left hand, N. LAOUREUX starts with the first finger and makes it perform a wide variety of exercises, then takes on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th fingers in the same way. Thus, while giving the student careful practical practice, he avoids the monotony of the exercises.

The same method is followed throughout the lessons. The new difficulties are always prepared by a series of practical exercises and end with a Study that contains a review of the technical points that have just been performed. The various exercises with the bow progress with easy steps and I am convinced that the student will understand the explanations even without the help of their teacher.