Violin Playing
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The position of the thumb on the neck of the violin up to the fourth position is similar to the first and third, the whole hand being placed exactly between the first and third positions for the second position, and exactly between the third and fifth for the fourth position. From the fourth position upwards the thumb will gradually fall a trifle lower, until the sixth position is reached, when it will have dropped quite underneath in the hollow of the neck- near the button, the end of the thum...b supporting the hand. The readiest means now of gaining proficiency in moving from one position to another will be to take scales through all the positions. The best arrange- ments of scales I know of are those given in " David's School, " and in Schradieck's " Tonleiter Studien, " the latter being unique in arrangement for elementary as well as advanced students.
The great difficulty experienced by all violinists is in the descending movement of the hand from the higher VIOLIN PLAYING. 21 positions, rather than in upward progressions, therefore where the beginner has to exercise care is in the manage- ment of the thumb when moving from one position to another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The position of the thumb on the neck of the violin up to the fourth position is similar to the first and third, the whole hand being placed exactly between the first and third positions for the second position, and exactly between the third and fifth for the fourth position. From the fourth position upwards the thumb will gradually fall a trifle lower, until the sixth position is reached, when it will have dropped quite underneath in the hollow of the neck- near the button, the end of the thum...b supporting the hand. The readiest means now of gaining proficiency in moving from one position to another will be to take scales through all the positions. The best arrange- ments of scales I know of are those given in " David's School, " and in Schradieck's " Tonleiter Studien, " the latter being unique in arrangement for elementary as well as advanced students.
The great difficulty experienced by all violinists is in the descending movement of the hand from the higher VIOLIN PLAYING. 21 positions, rather than in upward progressions, therefore where the beginner has to exercise care is in the manage- ment of the thumb when moving from one position to another.
What to read after Violin Playing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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