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Julianna F (click here for schedule) (click here for studio policies)
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July 15th
1) Please purchase the following materials:
*Mittel (medium) E-string has a ball - Get the full set! |
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1) Scales - Start with an Open String, then place 1st, 2nd, & 3rd fingers down in order, then move to the next Open String and repeat the process and then go back down the same way you came up.
G-Scale - G, A, B, C, D, E, F#, G and go back down (say notes out loud as you play) D-Scale - D, E, F#, G, A, B, C#, D and go back down (say notes out loud as you play) A Scale - A, B, C, D, E, F#, G#, A and go back down (say notes out loud as you play)
1) Sitting Posture- sit on the right corner edge of your chair, feet flat on the floor, and straight back.
2) Concert Rest - while sitting, hold violin upright on the left knee & hand gripping the body of the violin with your left hand on the top.
3) Playing Posture- bring your violin up to left shoulder. It should come straight out with the back of the chin rest against the neck. Side of chin should fit snuggly into the chin rest. The violin will be tilted at 45 degrees. (You should be able to hold the violin with out any hands if done properly.)
6) Bowing -Then curl your Right Hand thumb tip to side of the stick between the bow grip and the frog. MUST BE AT THE TIP! - Curve your 2 middle fingers around the top of the stick at the first knuckle across from your thumb. So you are making "C" like shape. (fingers should be CURLY - Tilt your right hand to the left so the index finger makes contact with the stick. - Curl and bring out your index finger across the top of the bow between the first and second knuckle. - Lastly, your pinky should be curved on top of the stick with a slight gap from the ring finger.
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