Violin, shoulder rest problem... What to do if the children s violin shoulder rest is too large

The shoulder rest won't break the piano, and if it does, will anyone buy it? Hehe.

First of all, you have to choose a shoulder rest that suits your piano, that is, depending on how big your piano is (how many pianos are a few minutes) to buy the corresponding model of shoulder rest.

It is estimated that you bought a small shoulder rest, so you will feel that the shoulder rest is squeezing the piano, and generally you will not buy a shoulder rest of the right size.

There are many kinds of shoulder rests, generally we buy the kind with "corners" on both sides, the domestic is super thick wire and then a piece of red or green on the shoulder, I personally don't like to use that, it does feel a little crowded, and it is not very easy to use. And one more ... The amount is not easy to describe, you can go to the piano shop to take a look, there are generally some that seem to be imported, the cheap ones are twenty or thirty yuan, and the better ones are 100.

That kind of general 3 4 and 4 can be used together, and the size can be adjusted.

If you don't practice professionally, it's enough to buy twenty or thirty kinds.

Well, it's hard to say whether it's destroyed or not, but it's definitely not very good for the piano, so quickly correct it. There's also an upstairs one that says it's right to pay attention to the eraser.,I have a classmate who doesn't change the rubber when it falls off.,As a result, the piano is ruined and can't be scraped.。。。

It doesn't matter if you just choose the right size shoulder rest.

However, if there are more obvious friction marks on the violin.

Then you should choose a larger shoulder rest.

But even if you choose a small one, you won't ruin the violin.

There will only be some traces, hehe, don't worry.

Of course not, just choose the right size.

It's best to use the shoulder rest of the rubber claws, which will tighten and won't scratch the body!

Of course, you can't use the most primitive kind, the most primitive kind is squeezed on the piano, and the better ones stuck on the piano will not hurt the piano, but pay attention to the part that touches the piano is strong rubber, otherwise the metal inside will leave scratches on the piano.

Children's violin shoulder rests can be used with shoulder pads (shoulder rests) when they are large. The shoulder pads can also be adjusted so that the tilt of the instrument is in the right position laterally. There are many different types of violin shoulder rests, but probably the most popular "wolf" shoulder rests because they are not too expensive and give you a lot of support on the shoulders.

They are also adjustable.

Steps:

Loosen the screws to the desired height of your violin hook. Some people like their shoulder rest is quite far from their violin, some people like it is closer. It's not the correct height to adjust your shoulders for rest, it just feels very comfortable.

After having adjusted the screws, (and tighten them, of course) begin to adjust the actual shoulder rest (your shoulder rests in place, hence the name shoulder rest").

How to Ann a violin shoulder rest? Is that so? Why is the left side high and the right side low?

Hello dear, glad to answer for you. The installation of the violin shoulder pads (shoulder rests) is as simple as clipping the shoulder pads to the back plate of the violin. The specific method is that the shoulder pad has two feet, first stuck on one side of the card on the other side, and then slowly move and adjust it until the shoulder pad is firmly stuck on the piano, and you can use your hand to shake it back and forth to try whether it is stable.

Then put it on the shoulder to try whether it is suitable, and if it is not suitable, slide appropriately to adjust the left and right positions of the shoulder pad until it fits you.

First of all, congratulations on your awareness of the problem of the right hand and shoulder, the right hand is the soul. There is no one standard answer to a question like a right-handed shrug. Please improve slowly under the guidance of the professional teacher.

I'm just going to do a general explanation here, because I can't see your specific situation, so maybe it's a bit general.

When you shrug your shoulders when you change the tip of the bow, my guess is that you want to maintain the strength of the bow tip, so you unconsciously have to use the strength of your shoulders to transfer the power to your index finger, so it causes your shrug. If this is the case, when you get to the tip of the bow, pay attention to the shoulder relaxation, and use the weight of the arm, not a certain muscle.

Obviously, there is a good and easy way to change the bow tip, which is to do the bow change practice of the upper half of the bow. Use only a quarter of the length of the upper bow to carefully appreciate the consistency of the power when changing bows.

If possible, please practice in front of the mirror every day, when the weather is warm, you can find the subtle movements of your arms when you wear less clothes, carefully observe the appearance of your arms at the tip of the bow, and then compare them with the correct posture of the teacher.

Good luck.

The upstairs is very good, you can refer to it!

About the traces of bow changes.

First of all, the upstairs must be done to solve this trace.

It's hard to get rid of the traces of bow changes, and I remember that it took me half a year to fully understand it, probably because of my young age. I know very well how to use it.

After using it for a year, I'm stupid

As for this, figure it out for yourself haha!