Intonation Guide for Violinists - Violin Shortcuts
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Brief Introduction
Security of intonation on the violinDescription
Do you struggle with intonation? I bet the answer is somewhere between yes and sometimes, if you are a violinist.
Intonation insecurities can be minimized with the right practice tools and techniques.
After this course you will have:
A clear guideline to improve your intonation with every practice session, regardless of your skill level and repertoire you play
A better understanding how to navigate on the fingerboard with confidence
A proven concept to organize intervals and shifts, so that you can reproduce good intonation not only in the practice room with ease, but even under pressure, like on stage
In the Intonation Guide for Violinists I will give you my best tips and exercises in 11 video-lessons to quickly and permanently improve your intonation. Also I support you with downloadable and printable sheet music exercises.
All the concepts and tricks, that I will tell you in the Intonation Guide for Violinists, I have accumulated over years of learning and teaching the violin. They have served me and my students well for over a decade. As a professional violinist they are a backbone in my practice to prepare my repertoire efficiently and deliver on stage.
Your playing will improve permanently!
Requirements
- Requirements
- For this course you will need a knowledge of reading notes on the violin
- You need a violin and a bow :)
- Basic knowledge of playing in the 1.-3. position on the violin
Simon Streuff
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Intonation Guide for Violinists - Violin Shortcuts
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Security of intonation on the violin Do you struggle with intonation? I bet the answer is somewhere between yes and sometimes, if you are a violinist....
