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Anonymous users2024-02-06I'm a violin student, and I went to grade 10 in the summer of the third year of junior high this year.
But I also want to learn piano! We're all very similar to ......
The violin is known as the princess of strings, and girls have an advantage in playing.
As long as you understand music theory and know the sound, mistakes will be corrected in time, and it will probably not be difficult. The basic skills, it is estimated that it will take a few months, and it will be solid. It doesn't have much to do with age.,** It's the same.。
If the violin presses the strings with its left hand, there will be a "granular sound", and the piano just cultivates the strength of the fingers. Pulling the string with the right hand also requires a certain amount of force. The piano also laid some foundations.
If it is simpler, then after you are familiar with the fingering, position, and various semitones, you can play it according to the score, probably less than a year. The more difficult ones will take some time.
As long as you are familiar with the method and you know the staves, of course you can pull them yourself. But the basics must be solid.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Of course, they have no conflict, the violin and piano are the most difficult instruments, and it is not easy to learn these two instruments well. The violin is better from elementary school like the piano, but you can also treat it as a hobby, and it doesn't matter if you learn it, it doesn't conflict with the piano. Study hard, people will call you a talented woman, come on.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The piano is easy to get started, but the more you play, the more difficult it becomes; It is difficult to get started with the violin, and you may feel bored at first, because it is not like the piano, and if you don't have the basic skills of the violin, you will not be able to play good tunes.
As for the conflict, there is no conflict, it's all **.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Violin can't be taught on your own!
No matter how many levels you have in the piano, it is useless, and the so-called help is only the most basic, reading the score and listening to the pitch.
It doesn't help technically, and it conflicts with the piano in chord intonation. In the case that there is no regular teacher to lead you, learning is equivalent to learning in vain, and you may also develop wrong habits, which is more terrifying than not learning.
How long it takes depends on your savvy and effort. Of course, if you think that sawing wood can be regarded as finishing a song, then in a few days, you will have a small star.
But if you want to solve the pronunciation of the violin, you can't understand it at all in three or five years.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Equality. The biggest difference between learning the violin and the piano is that the violin is played by the person who wants to play it, which is a great challenge for the left hand, (because the left hand is tired and uncomfortable after holding the violin for a long time) of course, you can also rest intermittently. I don't want to play the piano for hours without feeling uncomfortable.
Your piano has passed grade 10, which means that your fingers are very flexible, and the main thing to face is to overcome the pain of your left hand, if you can overcome the pain of your left hand skillfully, then it will be easier for you to learn the violin. The right hand should be able to draw a better sound after a few months of practice. In a word, if you can overcome the pain of holding the violin in your left hand, then you will be able to play the violin well.
Yes, but it's more difficult to get started with the violin, after all, the time of the beginning of the see-saw is very unbearable, at least the piano comes out of the moon, and the violin is... If you want to learn, you have to be mentally prepared
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It's best to start learning from a young age, learn piano fingers to be strong, finger length or anything doesn't really matter much, I started learning at the age of 7, until now, to have enough financial strength, talent and interest are very important.
The violin can only play the main melody with a piano score, in view of the fact that some violin and piano have different division of labor, for example, in some scores, the piano is the lead and the violin is the accompaniment, in that case, the piano score cannot be used, such as the "Yellow River Cantata". Like some pop songs, the piano and violin play the main melody, and the accompaniment is done by the guitar, bass or other instruments, in that case, the piano notation has little impact. If it is not very demanding, playing the violin with a piano sheet and only looking at the treble clef, that is, the upper line of the piano score.
I'm taking grade 10 this year. Our piano school holds an annual piano recital every year, and on the eve of preparation, I am going to play Chopin's "Brilliant Waltz" (grade 10, very lyrical, very beautiful). According to the teacher, this piece is the most successful piece of Chopin's waltz. >>>More