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I'm new here and new to the violin. I purchased a used student violin, tuned it, and started playing March 1st.
I gave a go at learning from YouTube and ViolinLab. I also picked up a couple of books: Essential Elements for Strings and Suzuki 1. I've decided I need to find myself a local instructor here in Columbus, Ohio. A little pedagogy and some personalized instructions just might go a long way, eh? That and a chin rest that fits!
I think I have Twinkle Twinkle down. Ode to Joy is coming along, and I'm learning The Force Theme and Reel Saint-Antoine for the fun of it. My dream is to someday play Caprice 24.
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@tempogenix -
Welcome to the Fiddlerman Forum!
I think it's wonderful you've decided to start learning to play the violin -
especially during covid craziness.
Have you checked out all of the great Fiddlerman help/tutorials for beginners?
Wonderful members here - will help answer
any questions you have and maybe direct you to more information.
You have started on an exciting adventure!
I'm in Michigan, so we're neighbors!
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Welcome to the forum, tempogenix.
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Welcome to the forum,
Great goals you have, have fun.
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
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Welcome !
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@tempogenix -
About your chin rest... you might want to check out the Fiddlershop - they recently came out with a new one!
They have quite a few different shapes and heights, also for different positioning on your violin.
You can always give them a call & discuss it.
- Emily
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tempogenix said
I'm new here and new to the violin. I purchased a used student violin, tuned it, and started playing March 1st.
Glad to hear it, welcome to the forum tempogenix!!!
I gave a go at learning from YouTube and ViolinLab. I also picked up a couple of books: Essential Elements for Strings and Suzuki 1. I've decided I need to find myself a local instructor here in Columbus, Ohio. A little pedagogy and some personalized instructions just might go a long way, eh? That and a chin rest that fits!
Good luck on both. Keep in mind that though it's called chin-rest, you should use your chin to hold the violin. Think of it more as a jaw-rest.
I think I have Twinkle Twinkle down. Ode to Joy is coming along, and I'm learning The Force Theme and Reel Saint-Antoine for the fun of it. My dream is to someday play Caprice 24.
Feel free to share if you dare 😁
You may get helpful tips. Kind of like free lessons. 🍻
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