About Violin Fundamentals 10, About Violin Fundamentals

I felt that I wanted to tilt the bow up a little, and I used my little thumb to exert force.

Moreover, the main fixed bow is the right side of the thumb nail and the second joint of the middle finger, the ring finger is virtual, the index finger is straightened on the upper arch, and the little finger is a little harder; It doesn't matter if the index finger of the lower bow is bent, and the little finger is straightened or even cocked before the bow can reach it.

Bow tail Do you mean bow tip or bow root? In the case of the tip of the bow, the little finger is completely relaxed, but in the case of the bow, the little finger has to be slightly more forceful, acting as a lever

I felt that I wanted to tilt the bow up a little, and I used my little thumb to exert force. When moving the bow, take it slowly, bend your little finger slightly, and gently rest it on the bow; The little finger only plays a balancing role, and it is mainly the other fingers that exert force. Actually, when I first started practicing, I was just like you, but now I pull it very smoothly.

So it's important to practice more, pull the empty string for 5 minutes every day, and be patient. I'm sure you'll succeed!!

Mainly by the thumb, index finger and middle finger force, the little finger is gently placed on it.

You have to practice more, I was like this at the beginning, and you have to relax, don't be nervous, your hands will hang down naturally, this is the secret, hope.

At first, the little finger should have been forced, and it would have been unable to hold up. Gradually, the strength of the hand increases, and it will naturally be able to withstand it. However, when the bow is pulled to the top half of the bow, the little finger should be slightly relaxed and placed on it, and the index finger should be hard to hook the string.

And when pulling to the lower half of the bow, the index finger can be relaxed a little, and the little finger needs to be forced. In fact, the whole right hand is like a bow, the upper half of the bow, the index finger is forced; The lower half of the bow, the little finger is forced.

Hold the bow in your left hand and hold the bow in your right hand like an egg. In fact, the right hand plays the role of pushing and pulling the bow.

You put your little finger on the bow.

1. The correct posture of holding the piano.

Holding the violin is the most basic step in playing the violin, and a good posture helps learners to better exert their playing ability, which is of great significance for the long-term technical development and potential of learners playing violin.

The violin posture is divided into standing posture and sitting posture, the standing posture is to stand with the legs apart, the distance between the feet is basically the same width as the shoulders, the chest is straight and the back is straight, the head is slightly elevated, the whole body is relaxed, and the weight of the body is evenly distributed or alternately distributed by the feet.

The sitting posture is to sit in 1 2 places in front of the chair, with the back straight, the whole body relaxed, the legs naturally open, the left foot in the direction of the piano naturally placed on the ground, the right foot behind the right foot, and only the forefoot on the ground. Pay attention to the position of the right leg so that the bow tail does not touch when playing the upper half of the bow on the e-string.

2. The violin's technique of playing the bow.

Bow movement is one of the most important techniques in violin playing, and the ever-changing music flowing from the violin is due to the player's skillful bow movement. Bow movement is one of the most important learning aspects of the basic skills of violin playing, so violin playing is also known as the "art of bow movement". There are many ways to play the violin, mainly the following:

1. Connecting bows: refers to two or more tones in a bow.

2. Split bows: each bow only pulls one note.

3. Wave bow: A bow plays multiple wave-type split-bows (wave-type split-bow: several consecutive notes continue to expand without pause and then gradually weaken).

4. Punching the bow: It is the most basic bow method among all bow methods, which has a great effect on the right-handed technique and is conducive to the performance of the split bow.

5. Dun bow: Dun bow refers to the obvious separation between the notes in the performance, and the sound is short and crisp, like ringing a bell.

Points to note when practicing the violin:

When the wrist is rubbed back and forth, the joints of the fingers are driven, and the touch points of the fingers cannot be displaced with the kneading of the wrist. When practicing kneading the strings at your wrist, start with three fingers. Because rubbing with three fingers can make the movement more relaxed, then practice two and one fingers.

And when practicing four fingers, you can also put three fingers close to the four fingers to help knead. This practice will make the effect of the flutter more free. On the basis of wrist kneading exercises, you can gradually learn and become familiar with arm kneading and finger kneading.

The purpose is to better enrich the expressiveness of the performance and adapt to the needs of various dynamics and emotional changes.

The violin is a singing melodic instrument. Therefore, how to produce a full, beautiful sound like singing on the violin is the most important problem in the violin performance. In terms of violin playing technique, there are various basic skills as follows.

Carry the bow. A good player can produce a kaleidoscopic sound on a violin, and in the case of bow movement, it depends on a different combination of 3 factors: the speed of the movement, the pressure of the bow on the strings, and the point of contact between the bow and the strings. There are many ways to bow the violin, and the main ones are as follows:

Split bow: a bow plays a note, and the tone should be drawn clean and clear; Repeating the bow: A bow plays many notes and is used in many pieces of music, and is one of the most commonly used bow methods; Don Bow:

disconnection between tones; Jumping bow: The bow hair leaves the strings. These four types of bowing were the most basic, and in the mid-20th century, the renton bow, i.e., the continuous and rapid playing of many disconnected notes in a single bow, was regarded as a stunt, followed by the "natural jumping bow", in which the bow hairs on the strings and sounded or looked like a jumping bow.

Therefore, people call the art of violin playing "the art of bow movement".