Violin Practice & Learning Insights

Many people think of the violin as an instrument played solely with the hands. However, understanding true violin body mechanics is the ultimate secret to playing with complete artistic freedom. When working with the numerous advanced students and amateur violinists who visit my studio, the very first thing I emphasize is entirely different: "The violin is an instrument played with the entire body As an Asian woman with shorter arms and smaller hands than the average person,

From troubleshooting performance issues to refining technique, we offer a step-by-step approach for a harmonious, improved performance

As violinists, we're all too familiar with the concept of repetitive drills. These violin exercises form a core part of our routine,...

Sounding Point / Contact Point on Violin The sounding point, also known as the contact point, is the specific area on the violin string...

Making phrasing when you play the violin involves the use of dynamics, articulation, tempo, and other musical elements.

Why should I think of colors on my violin playing? Colors can affect our moods, emotions, and even physical sensations in various ways....

We acquire skills in one way when we get comprehensible input in a low-anxiety environment. The low anxiety environment, means you know...