Regarding the question of the cocoon of practicing the violin, will the violin hand grind out the co

Practicing the cocoon on the violinist is only good for practicing the violin, and there is no harm in practicing the violin.

Also, when practicing high-position tones, it hurts to not have a calloon.

I once played a kind of two-tone scale, and my fingers had to press the octave tone, from low to high, and my classmates who didn't have calluses couldn't pull it down

The calluses on the neck are generally not noticeable

There is only one way to slow down the cocooning, and that is to stop practicing.

Besides, since you want to learn the piano, don't pay so much attention to the cocoon (the cocoon is a symbol of hard work!). If you practice the piano for a long time every day, the cocoon is just thicker and harder, and there is no other difference.

Fiolin practice is a painstaking process, but as long as you stick with it until the end, you'll find the fun.

Generally, there is no ring for piano practice, which will hinder the practice of the piano and make it difficult to concentrate

There will be calluses on the neck Everyone who has been stretched for a long time will have it (another matter if the posture is wrong), it is very normal.

Unless you don't play the violin anymore.

Playing the violin may be tiring at first, but it won't be after a long time.

The piano is very tired by hand! Sometimes it's tiring to run dozens of pages of notes! I practice like I go crazy sometimes!

The violin is not very good, and sometimes the left hand gets tired.

When you play the violin, you can't think about decoration anymore, and you can't play any musical instrument.

You can't wear a ring on your left hand! Otherwise, you're crazy!

Fingers will be calloused, but not necks.

You don't have to deliberately avoid calluses, but if the skin of your fingers is stiff, it won't hurt so much to play......It doesn't affect the sound quality.

Slowing down? If you stop practicing, the cocoon will slowly soften ......

I don't know what the cocoon of a person who practices 6 hours a day is like, but I practice 2 hours a day is already a lot of ......And my teacher's cocoon isn't so terrible ......

At least the hands will feel sore, and the violin also requires a certain amount of physical strength, not as simple as imagined.

I'm wearing a ring, no problem......And I've seen a lot of boys in symphony orchestras playing the violin with rings on their left hands.

Cocooning has no effect on sound quality.

Playing the guitar will make the tips of your fingers swell up and play the violin should be no worse It won't hurt after the callus grows.

I guess my fingers will get up.

The neck should not.

The violin is a stringed instrument. There are four strings in total. The sound is made by the rubbing of the string and the bow. The violin body is about centimeters long and is made of curved tops, backs, and sides glued together.

The panel is often made of spruce and has a soft texture; The back and side panels are made of maple, mahogany, and the texture is harder. The headstock and neck are made of whole maple wood, and the fingerboard of Wang Liang is made of ebony.

The violin is widely used in countries around the world and is the most important instrument in the string section of modern orchestras. It occupies a very important position in instrumental music, is the backbone of the modern symphony orchestra, and is also a solo instrument with difficult playing skills, and is known as the world's three major musical instruments along with the piano and classical guitar.