Violin Lab - Lesson Detail

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Essential Left hand Technique

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Essential Right Hand Technique

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Developing Practice Skills

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Repertoire

Simple Gifts

Etude

Minuet #1

Rowley Berceuse

Allegretto

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Andantino

Drink to Me only with Thine Eyes

Robin Adair

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To make your staccato more precise start with a very clear consonant sound and faster bow speed and then release energy with the bow to let the sound fade away naturally.

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"Gestures": To make your phrasing more expressive unite each three notes of the piece into "groups". Put a little more dynamic weight on the first note of each group and then release the bow pressure in the end of each unit.

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Do not leave your 1st finger on the string in the 4th-5th measures. As the tempo is slow enough, it does not make sense and may cause tension in your left hand. What you want here is to train finger independence.

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To do a "fermata" indicated on a bar line you do not have to hold any note, just create a little extra space between two measures.

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Play the third line in legato style with long and full bow strokes.

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