String Players

String Players

Let the G, Bass, and C clefs unite!

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  • Poseidon
    Poseidon · Jan 13, 2015
    Guys I have a question. I'm just starting to learn Mozart violin sonata no. 36 and I cant seem to get the fast slurred notes in the beginning of the piece. Any ideas or techniques, anything would be appreciated.
    By the way I'm a violinist.

    Snazzy replied · Jan 16, 2015

    Well, I don't play violin, but I can tell you something that my piano teacher taught me, that may help (or may not help...) you. :) My piano teacher calls it "Stomp and Ugly". :D (mostly because she has younger students... :) ) You just play the notes extra long, and super loud over and over again. It creates muscle memory. (I often have to do this because I start playing the song WAY too fast the first time... :D ) I don't know how you would do this on the violin, but I hope it helps! :)


    Poseidon replied · Jan 17, 2015

    Thanks, I'll try that.



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