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The Ultimate Violin Practice Routine! 

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Hey there, fellow violin enthusiasts! Lora here from Meadowlark Violin, and I'm thrilled to guide you through the art of crafting the perfect practice routine. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player, this routine has proven its magic, leading to incredible results.
🎶 Key Highlights from the Video:
1️⃣Stretches Are Key: Begin with dynamic stretches to ensure your muscles are primed and ready for play. Tailor it to your needs, focusing on major muscle groups and working your way down to the smaller ones.
2️⃣ Pre-Scale Warm-Up: Before diving into scales, engage in a pre-scale warm-up. Check out my video on 5 Essential Warm-Ups for Violinists for varied warm-up exercises to elevate your playing. • 5 Essential Violin War...
3️⃣Scales: The Versatile Recipe: Scales are the 'creme brulee' of the violin world. Learn how to infuse endless variations into your scales to address specific challenges in your solo pieces. Master one scale thoroughly before moving on.
4️⃣Arpeggios Matter: Don't overlook arpeggios! Practice them diligently, as they appear frequently in music and contribute significantly to your overall technique.
5️⃣Stick to Your Etudes: Etudes are your secret weapon. They bridge the gap between scales and solo pieces, honing in on specific techniques. If you're a beginner without etudes, your method book can serve this purpose.
6️⃣Solo Piece Mastery: When tackling a solo piece, start with your problem spots. Perfect those challenging sections before playing through the entire piece. Limit yourself to two solo pieces at a time for focused progress.
7️⃣ End on a High Note: Conclude your practice with an easy, enjoyable piece that you play exceptionally well. Ending on a positive note fosters excitement for your next practice session.
8️⃣ Supercharge Your Progress with Experimental Time!
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Remember, each practice session is a step toward your violin mastery. Enjoy the journey, experiment, and let the music flow! Happy practicing, and see you in the next session! 🎵 #ViolinPractice #MusicEducation #MeadowlarkViolin #ExperimentAndPlay"
Timestamps
0:00 The best practice routine for the violin
0:33 #1 Start with Stretches.
0:56 #2 Warm-ups. Warm-up your left and right hand separately in your violin practice routine. Scroll down for more videos on warm-ups for the violin
1:45 #3 Scales. Why scales are so wonderful for the violin. How to use scales in your violin practice routine.
3:28 #4 When to move on to new pieces or exercises.
4:49 #5 Etudes/Exercises. What are etudes for the violin. Why are etudes important.
6:19 #6. Solo Piece. Practice problem spots.
7:09 #7 End on a High Note. End your violin practice routine playing something fun.
7:54 #8 Experimenting. Take time in your practice routine to experiment with the violin
9:27 How long to practice violin?

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Комментарии : 38   
@linahooper3500
@linahooper3500 24 дня назад
I have been playing violin for around 3 years, I can play well but never practice. I really want to start practicing more because I know it'll help me reach my full potential. This video has inspired me to build a routine!
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 17 дней назад
So glad it helped! There's definitely a good balance between practicing and just playing. Both are important!
@Diom_des
@Diom_des 15 дней назад
Thank you for this video, truly. I've been playing for a little over a year now and I barely practiced because well- I didn't really know how to practice effectively. Then my grandparents came over from Germany and wanted me to play a song on the Violin for them with my brother who plays piano. And it was embarrassing for me as I looked like a beginner. I will start practicing more often now, thanks for this video
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 10 дней назад
You're welcome! I've had those wake-up calls too to make me practice more!
@TnSn5
@TnSn5 17 дней назад
Amazing advice thank you. When I was a teenager my dad would yell at me when I took a break and played something enjoyable that i wanted to learn. "Hey stop f-ing around and get practicing". It sounded funny how he said it but it wasn't, he really sabotaged my learning in different ways, got me out of music school and had me playing in his band. Now I'm trying to heal my wounds and learn more.
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 17 дней назад
I hate that. There really is a good balance between serious practicing and just playing around. Both are essential. I think for a long time, I was the one sabotaging my own playing by not letting myself just have fun and enjoy playing. I hope you continue to enjoy playing music for yourself and just for the fun of it!
@augustinechinnappanmuthria7042
@augustinechinnappanmuthria7042 6 месяцев назад
Super super super tips Augustine violinist from Malaysia
@rickpearlstein6421
@rickpearlstein6421 Год назад
I've been practicing g major for five months now. I love G major. LOL
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Год назад
🤣Good! That's the idea!
@yiannishadjiyianni4269
@yiannishadjiyianni4269 Год назад
I stopped playing after 11 years, and after 5 picked it up again-needless to say that I forgot most of it by now, but these videos are pure gold! Thank you, and keep it up!
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Год назад
Thank you so much!!
@patinrm
@patinrm 6 месяцев назад
That was very helpful for me. Thanks 🙏
@Dave-hz1in
@Dave-hz1in 8 месяцев назад
I did almost most of them before watching this video. Surprisingly I was doing correctly. Thanks
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 8 месяцев назад
Awesome!
@KenMorgan-pb4et
@KenMorgan-pb4et 7 месяцев назад
Great ideas on practice routine!!! Thanks
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 7 месяцев назад
Glad it's helpful!
@ogstopper
@ogstopper 8 месяцев назад
Hello, Lora. Thank you so much for taking the time to give us these wonderful pieces of information.
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 8 месяцев назад
You're very welcome!
@blancavalle1170
@blancavalle1170 Год назад
Absolutely loved your advice! Thank you!
@hyperdevil7026
@hyperdevil7026 Год назад
Thank you so much for this video. The experimental time sounds really amazing. I will try it.😀
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Год назад
Thank you!Let me know how it goes!
@leopoldauer7390
@leopoldauer7390 Год назад
Great professor Zibulkin had the best routine for the best results!
@binahdelille724
@binahdelille724 Год назад
Hello Laura. Thank you so much for this video. Very helpful . May God bless for all you are doing to help violonists
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Год назад
Thank you so much!
@qwertykeyboard8033
@qwertykeyboard8033 2 месяца назад
Preety chill advice!! Im finally putting time to practice the violin
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Месяц назад
Glad you like it!
@joykiniaru1789
@joykiniaru1789 Месяц назад
Thank you so much😍
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Месяц назад
You're welcome!
@helenegiroux709
@helenegiroux709 Год назад
I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you.
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Год назад
You're very welcome!
@stefanlim1776
@stefanlim1776 Год назад
Thanks for the video. Wouldn't you also recommend adding sight-reading to each practice session and maybe dedicated bowing technique exercises? I'm just wondering where would Schradieck and Sevcik fit into all this? I've had teachers in the past who put a lot of emphasis on this, so much so that half of my practice time could be spent trying to get the intonation right for some of these Schradieck exercises with lots of modulations. It has made me so frustrated that I've given up on teachers altogether. I now simply work through Maia Bang's method books which have a bit of everything - bowing and fingering exercises, scales, études and short pieces.
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin Год назад
Sight reading would definitely be another great thing to add. I would consider Schradieck and Sevcik in the "etudes and exercises" category. Something to do in between scales and your actual songs and pieces. Great exercises!
@stefanlim1776
@stefanlim1776 Год назад
I would appreciate if you could eventually come up with a video on how to use Sevcik and Schradieck exercises productively. There are so many of them that if one tried to master one exercise at a time, one could never finish all the exercises in one's lifetime. So the question begs: is there an optimal strategy for covering enough of the exercises to reap maximum benefit through sufficient reps? I can't see how though. I have ignorantly made copies of most of Sevcik's opuses, but they are simply collecting dust on the shelf, since I cannot see how to incorporate all in an hour of violin practice.
@seanleechild
@seanleechild 4 месяца назад
You didn't mention double stops. 3rds, 4ths, 5ths 6ths, occtaves....... With limited time which do you say is most important to go through daily?
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 4 месяца назад
In my opinion, octaves are the best for stretches and intonation, with 3rds and 6th following behind.
@seanleechild
@seanleechild 4 месяца назад
@@MeadowlarkViolin thanks for your insights. When practicing octaves do you always use fingers 1 4? Or sometimes 1 3 or 2 4 as extra stretch? Please enjoy, subscribe and critique my violin playing. youtube.com/@seanleechild Thanks! Sean
@MeadowlarkViolin
@MeadowlarkViolin 3 месяца назад
Sometimes I use those alternate fingerings you suggested just to practice stretching out my hands. 1 and 4 is the most common and the most useful though. @@seanleechild
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