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Been lurking for a few weeks now.
As a kid I played violin for a few years at school. Eventually lost interest so the whole thing fizzled.
So here I am 25 years later. My interest has been stoked again. Unfortunately, I haven't retained much from when I was a kid.
I guess you could say I'm a beginner for the second time..

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Welcome George! ... er ... Mozart ...
And especially to a Queenslander ... OI OI OI !!!!
Now you've piqued my interest ... I always thought violins were particularly ambidextrous instruments. In all fairness, I'm not a leftie and I have a lot of trouble making my left hand work fast enough in quick passages. Always wished I was left handed so I could handle that better.
So, do you play a (back-to-front) leftie violin?
If you think you can, or you think you can't, you're probably right.

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Hi Robyn and thanks for the welcome!
I've read lots of stuff on the internet regarding whether the violin needs to be 'left handed'. I take most of it with a pinch of salt, and some of it is actually a bit comical.
I'm going to start a thread somewhere to share my experience and views, and hopefully get other people's views as well.
Cheers!
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