Violin sheet music 10, the notation fingering correspondence of violin keys

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Canon in D major

Gavotte Gosek.

Ave Maria (Hail Mary).

Castle in the Sky

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The fingers should be naturally extended, the thumb should be bent, the index finger, ring finger, middle finger, left bend, palm down.

The fingering of the violin is also closely related to the player's emotions and thoughts, the player's thoughts and emotions determine the expressiveness of the performance, when you first start learning, the fingers should be naturally extended, the thumb is bent, the index finger, ring finger, middle finger, left bend, palm down.

The violin position is divided into one position, two positions, three positions, four positions, and five positions, and the learning should be gradual, that is, starting from the first position, and practicing the five positions after becoming proficient. The fingering of the violin has different tones according to the position of the position, and is divided into four major keys: A, D, G, and C.

Violin textbooks are generally staffed, and there are very few simple notations, which can be said to be almost none.

If you want to play scales, teach you a practical way.

Take the thickest string on the far left as an example, put the four fingers of the left hand on the first string, first raise the four fingers, the thumb and cheek hold the piano, you use the index finger of your right hand to pluck, the sound is 1 according to the first key, and then the left index finger is 2, the middle finger and ring finger should be together, it is 3 4 The little finger is 5, and then change to the right string, the left index finger is 6, and the middle finger and ring finger are together, which is 7 1 (treble).

In addition, if the violin learns the C scale according to a fixed pitch, it is more difficult for beginners, so it is still different from the order in which it is learned from other instruments.

The method I just mentioned is in the key of G, but the scale still sounds 12345671 (high note) in the first key, if you want to learn the violin sincerely, find a teacher to start with the most basic scales, and soon you will know fingering.

The main building block of the violin.

The violin has four strings, and the timpani from thick to thin is g, d, a, and e.

From the first string to the fourth string (the thinnest string is the first string), they are:

3 (roll-call: mi, phonetic: e).

6 (roll-call: la phonetic: a).

2 (roll-call: ri, phonetic: d).

5 (sol phone: g).

A stave, as the name suggests, is made up of five lines. Indeed, it is made up of five parallel "horizontal lines" and four parallel "between". This is the staff of the staff. They are counted from bottom to top.

The first line at the bottom is called the "first line", the second line up is called the "second line", the "third line" and "the fourth line" are counted up, and the top line is the "fifth line".

Since there are so many notes, the gap between the "threads" and the threads must not be wasted, that is, the place between the "threads" and the "threads" is called "between". These are also counted from the bottom up. Same as "line".

The bottom room is called the "first room". Counting up are the second, third, and fourth rooms. Each line and each room represents the height of a note.

However, these five "lines" and four "between" are not enough to express our emotions, what if there is a higher or lower tone? As a result, there are more "lines" and "between".

Hello dear, how to look at the violin notation: violin stave and piano notation are not exactly the same. The four empty strings from thick to thin are sol, re, la, and treble mi under the staff, and the bottom of the staff looks like mi, and the note on the first line is mi, which is a finger of the re string (the difference is from the thinnest string), and then a note is added.

There is a treble clef at the beginning of the score, (or bass clef), and the 4 next to the treble clef represents the beating of the whole piece, so leave it alone for now. There are also symbols such as , b, etc., which represent the key signature of the whole piece, that is, whether do re mi fa sol la xi rises and falls. Remember the four strings on the violin, and when the headstock is flushed, they are called g, d, a, and e from left to right.

Remember each finger, the middle finger is pressed on the string, the index finger can also be pressed on the string, and the ring finger and little finger should not touch the string. 3: Press the strings with the ring finger, the index finger and middle finger can also be pressed, and the little finger should not touch the strings.

The little finger is pressed on the string, and the remaining three fingers can be pressed.