Learning violin

When you start playing the violin, the first thing you learn is the first position. This is the basic fundamental position for the fingers.

Finger patterns refer to the spatial patterns between the left hand fingers. Try forming these finger patterns in the air to gain finger strength!

The best way to get the fingering tape for your violin is to create it yourself! In this article I present all the details you need to do so.

A blog and short video series for violin teachers and parents of young violinists created to share creative teaching solutions and ways to optimize practicing the violin at home.

Violin Fingering

I share my advice for adult violin beginners from the perspective of a violin teacher. I discuss setting realistic goals, the importance of regular practice, choosing the right resources, and the benefits of active listening.

The parts of the violin include the body, the neck, the pegbox, the scroll, the bridge, the soundpost, the tailpiece, the chinrest, and the strings. Each of these components plays a crucial role in producing the distinctive sound and functionality of the instrument. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced violinist, learning about the parts of the violin can enhance your musical experience and deepen your understanding of this beloved instrument.

Download 8 FREE violin fingering charts in PDF to get an overview. Click here for charts that show all violin fingerings, notes and more!