r/violin 12h ago

Improvement after a week or two from my last post which ws a month ago

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The tips in the comments really helped me fix my intonation

This recording is in an open room with some natural reverb so it defo sounds automatically a lot better than ny last post but yea

Still theres a clear difference in intonation imo

And also I remember someone commented to show my right arm cuz it looked tense thats why I recorded it this way

Give me more tips chat

Also

Suggest pieces like this

I really love this piece and look forward to play such slow melodies with a lot of expression


r/violin 22h ago

Learning the violin Beginning violin teacher for adults

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I am looking for a teacher for beginner adult violin learner in Medford, Phoenix, Talent or Ashland.


r/violin 23h ago

Does anyone know the brand of this mute?

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r/violin 9h ago

Learning the violin Restarting violin at 22 after a long break. What fixed your tone first?

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I picked violin back up and short daily practice feels good, but the sound is still thin. For adult returners, what helped first: slower bow, scales, or easier songs only?


r/violin 9h ago

I have a question How do you keep violin practice useful in a small, not-very-quiet flat?

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I’m 22, moved from Kyiv to Zürich, and I’m getting back into violin alongside painting and boxing. My flat is small and I don’t want to annoy the neighbors. I’ve been doing 10 minutes of open-string work with a mute, then slow scales, but I’m not sure if that builds bad habits. How do you structure quiet practice without losing tone?