Violin Maestro Perlman's Daily Practice Checklist
The path of learning the violin is long and challenging, requiring immense perseverance and diligent practice to achieve one's goals. However, if we use impractical practice methods, even putting in a lot of effort may often lead to less than ideal results.
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The Impact of Violin Bridge on Violin Tone Quality
The violin bridge, also known as the "bridge," is the largest sound-producing component inside a violin, apart from the body itself. It is often referred to as the "throat" of the violin and serves as the most critical medium during the transmission of vibrations. During the process of transmitting vibrations, the bridge is highly...
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As parents, how can you help your child learn the violin?
If your child shows interest in music and is willing to learn the violin, then as parents, how can you help them learn the violin?
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New Violin Unglued? Potential Treasure!
If your newly purchased violin experiences glue separation, it can indeed be a bit disheartening. However, this situation indicates that your violin is constructed using animal glue rather than industrial adhesive, which may actually be a sign of a high-quality instrument.
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Helping You Solve the Confusion of Changing Violins for Students in Five Minutes
In the process of learning the violin, as students gradually grow, it's important to timely replace their current violin size; otherwise, using an ill-fitting violin can hinder their practice. Thus, we need to establish a plan for students to transition to a new violin.
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