Suzuki seems to be good for intermediate violinists and has 10 levels. Essential Elements seems to have 3 lesson books, at least, at 3 levels of technique books. I have never tried or heard of the technique books. Anyway, we used this book I posted a picture of in college group string class. I don't know much about other books that start maybe from scratch.
Also, I already was a piano major when I started violin, so I could read music and understand also the nature of chords and arpeggios, as well as being good at the key signatures already. I don't know what it's like to start from scratch. I did want to do music when I was younger, but we also got to learn to read music in music class at school when I was age 7 and 8 years old where I lived at the time. I started piano at age 9 years old. I was also in a good choir and other choirs affiliated with church age 8-18 mostly. That helped with music and before I got into piano. I liked to sing since I was 5 years old and wanted to be a singer. It was the first time I remembered it in school that I remember.
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