Master Your Violin: Essential Time-Saving tips for Adults

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Are you an adult violinist looking to make the most out of your practice sessions? In this video, I share essential time-saving techniques that will help you practice smarter, not harder. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, these tips are designed to enhance your efficiency and improve your playing in less time.
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@karenlynch6686 5 дней назад

Great advice Eric!

@erictheviolinist День назад

Hope it helps for you!

@farnoudlavasani 4 дня назад

thank you Eric! but at first i think its a objective guid or practice and you explain how play scales and and etudes and correct the problems. if you create a video that explain this, that can help so much. thank you again.

@erictheviolinist День назад

Noted!

@Lucerious92 3 дня назад

I say some of the same things to my adult beginners though I could stand to take some of this advice too haha. Otherwise I use teaching certain concepts to keep my own skills in that regard

@erictheviolinist День назад

Me too 🤣

@kevionic 5 дней назад

I’m 32 years old, yes i realized that it’s almost impossible to be a concert master etc, but is it still possible to play harder pieces like sarasate zigeunerweisen or perhaps carmen fantasy? Is it just a hobby for adults because of no time to practice or skill wise?

@phrogtesem9410 5 дней назад

With enough practice you could do it. My violin teacher told me of a 33 year old person that started playing the violin at that age and still continues to play it. Also, I can't tell you how many comments of 65+ year old people i've seen that said they picked up the violin at that age because they wanted to keep their minds fresh and learn a new hobby. If you put in the consistent effort, you can achieve your desired level.

@kevionic 4 дня назад

@@phrogtesem9410thankyou so much for the encouragement! I suddenly feel more motivated! :)

@neopagan1976 5 дней назад

My problem is that I have enough time for lessons but i don't have the kind of money required to pay for them. Therefore, I have no choice than to teach myself. I want to learn so that I can play for my own enjoyment.

@nickiemcnichols5397 5 дней назад

You have the best goal I can think of. When I decided to start learning the ukulele about 16 years ago, that was my goal, too. I’m self taught, by the way. My goal later changed to soothing and calming the sick and dying in hospice, and I got paid for it! After I retired from nursing, it changed again to entertainment for the elderly in facilities. This prompted me to build a band, and now it’s a quartet. My bandmates have prompted me to learn the violin. I don’t have a clear goal for that yet, because it’s a totally different kind of instrument. I won’t be singing while I play it. Teaching oneself isn’t impossible, it’s just more difficult. I recommend using a mirror, because you won’t have the benefit of a teacher correcting things. There’s some pretty good RU-vid tutorials, I’ve used a few of them. Good luck!