Violin Methods

Suzuki Violin School, volume 1, with every piece in interactive sheet music to learn from scratch.

1 methodInteractive
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Violin Methods
Methods

Violin Methods in Clave de Mi

There is 1 violin method here, Suzuki Violin School (volume 1), integrated into MIDI & MusicXML Player.

Ranking by difficulty

Due to the large number of existing methods for this instrument, it is often difficult to find a method that suits your level, especially when you are just starting out.

For this reason, all the methods on this page are classified according to the difficulty of their exercises.

If you want to know how this criterion is established, you can see it here.

What each level means →

Suzuki Violin SchoolVolume 1 · 35 scoresLevel 0Interactive
Summary table

Below is a summary table with all the violin methods: their level, whether there is a PDF and whether they are in MIDI & MusicXML Player.

MethodLevelPDFInteractive
Suzuki Violin SchoolLevel 0—Yes

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About the violin

The violin is a bowed string instrument whose sound is produced when the violinist passes a bow through one of the four strings it has.

Learn violin

If you want to learn to play the violin, these are some of the facets to work on:

  • Adopt a relaxed position when playing that allows the handling of the bow and the placement of the instrument.
  • Control coordination between hands.
  • Bow strokes: detachĂ©, martelĂ©, legato…
  • Use of vibrato as an element of musical expression.
  • Fixed positions and position changes.
  • Study of the horizontal movement of the right arm.
  • Study of the perpendicular movement of the fingers of the left hand.
  • Pizzicato.
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