The sound of the violin should be well controlled

It's impossible to think of a murmur in 3 months. Don't be in a hurry.

Don't start playing the tune too quickly, practice the empty strings well, that is very helpful for the feel of the right hand, and the noise of changing strings will be reduced with the feel. There are also open string double tones that should also be practiced. The angle of the bow should be mastered, such as pulling the C and D strings, the angle of the elbow and wrist should be adjusted, especially the elbow should be raised, otherwise the posture of holding the piano will be deformed, and the wrist should be slightly arched, so that the bow is more flexible.

When you change the strings, the angle should be changed more sharply, you become unfavorable, and the bow continues to pull, then there must be noise, and the bow must be sharp and stable, this is practiced.

There is actually a knack for holding the bow, and the whole bow is actually a lever. The support points are your thumb and middle finger, and they have to hold the bow together; Place the ring finger naturally, and the little finger should not be pressed against the bow shaft, but gently rest on the bow shaft. I put the index finger at the end, because it has a very strong impact on the whole timbre, the index finger exerts force, the sound will become heavier, but it is easy to make noise if it is not well controlled.

In fact, the most important thing is to hold the bow naturally, it is not good to be too tight or too loose.

At the beginning of the year of learning, when you practice the piano every day, you must first practice the empty strings, I believe your teacher has also taken you to practice, this is the problem of practice, there is no good solution, every day the empty line practice for more than 15 minutes can not be interrupted, by the way, you can also exercise the strength of the right hand.

Then there is the practice of scales, which also takes 5 to 10 minutes a day.

To sum it up, it's a word "practice", laying a foundation is always the most boring and tiring, and it's good to survive about a year.

First of all, you must practice drawing the bow, be careful not to sway from side to side, and draw it into a straight line, I believe this teacher has told you.

Secondly, you must practice the scale slowly, the scale is essential and very important for the learning of any instrument.

Listen carefully and make sure to pull every note in place. The mandible, arms, wrists, and fingers are all naturally relaxed and relaxed.

Practice like this for a month and you're sure to improve a lot!

This is hard kung fu, only every day to practice the longbow,,, let the hand be relaxed. ,,Don't be too tight,,, play the piano in front of the mirror,,, it's like this at the beginning of learning the piano,,, it takes a long time to be able to,

Violin tuning method:

1. If you are a beginner, choose an electric tuner that listens to the notes.

3. If you can find a note, try a tuning fork or piano.

4. Find a quiet place to tune the violin. If you have a lot of noise around you, it's hard to hear the note. If possible, move to a room without a TV or radio.

5. Listen to the sound of musical notes. On a computer, phone, piano, tuning fork, or metronome** notes, sometimes with a built-in tuner. Listen carefully and listen to the tone of the notes. Play it again if you need to.

6. Find a good tuner. Some violins have a good tuner on the E string, while others have a tuner on the E and A strings, and some have a tuner on all strings. Follow the string down to find the fine tuner for that string.

The fine tuner looks like a small screw on the rear wing, located on the ground signal side near the bottom of the string end.

7. Adjust the strings in small increments with a fine tuner, if it is a little out of tune. Turn the tiny spinner clockwise so that the string is higher and counterclockwise to make it lower. Play the strings with a bow and see if it matches the sound you just heard.

Continue to tune and play the strings to get the right notes. You can only make fine adjustments with this tuner, so if your strings are mostly off the key, you'll need to move to the pigs.

The violin is a stringed instrument. There are four strings in total. The vibrations are generated by the friction of the strings and bows, which are then transmitted to the back plate through the sound column in the resonance box, and the resonances generated by these parts produce a harmonious and bright sound.

The violin is a fun instrument and if played correctly, it will produce a beautiful **, but if you don't tune it before playing, it will probably have some strange pronunciations! When you tune the violin, you're adjusting the pitch that the instrument produces, string by string. Tuning the violin may sound hard, but with practice, it will become second nature to you!

You can go to the piano store and buy a tuner, and if you feel that the tone is low, turn the button back to make the strings fall tighter.

Go back to the axis, and if you say the gap is too big, just tune it up, the axis axis, the axis, the axis to the tone you want.

With a tuner.

If the pitch is low (high) a lot, twist the top one, and if it's not very different, twist the bottom one!