Violin Relative Keys, Simplified
Every major scale comes with a relative minor for free — same notes, same key signature, different mood. Here's what...
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Every major scale comes with a relative minor for free — same notes, same key signature, different mood. Here's what...
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The violin plays melody, but chord progressions are the structure underneath every tune. Here's how to find the chords in...
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Modes take the notes of a scale you already know and, by starting on a different note, create seven distinct...
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The treble clef is the symbol that unlocks every note on the staff. Here's what it is, why it's called...
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Down-bow, up-bow, slur, staccato, pizzicato and more — the marks that tell you how to play, not what to play....
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The violin can't easily play full chords, so violinists create harmony with double stops — two notes at once. Here's...
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The pentatonic scale is five notes that sound musical in almost any order — the violinist's shortcut to improvising with...
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Learn one pattern and you can play the major scale in every key on violin. Here's the W-W-H-W-W-W-H formula, how...
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Third position is the first shift up the violin fingerboard and the gateway to higher notes and a warmer tone....
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First position is the hand placement that unlocks nearly every beginner violin scale and melody. Here's what it is, how...
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Most children do well starting between five and seven, but starting age matters far less than three things that have...
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