Beginning Violin - Parts of the Violin
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Beginning Violin - Parts of the Violin
The Violin Bow
Caring for the Violin
Holding the Violin
Producing a Good Sound on the Violin
Tuning the Violin
Finger Placement on the Violin Fingerboard
Range of the Violin
Basic Note and Double Stops on the Violin
Tip for Practicing the Violin
Beginning Violin - Parts of the Violin
How to Play Songs on the Recorder
Recorder Songs - Reading Music
Recorder Songs - D Major Scale and Triad
Recorder Songs - Learn Tue Tue
Recorder Songs - Learn Joe Magarac
How to Play the Recorder
Playing the Recorder - Choosing an Instrument
Playing the Recorder - The Foundation - Breathing, Support, and Posture
Playing the Recorder - Tone Production
Playing the Recorder - Articulation
How to Play the Harmonica
How to Play the Recorder
Slavico Ilic is a professional violinist and pedagogue. She has performed concerts in Italy, Israel, US, former Yugoslavia, and currently she is a principal second violin with Mount Vernon Symphony Orchestra. She is on the faculty at the International School of Music (ISM) in Bethesda, where she teaches violin to all ages, levels, and styles. With a distinguished faculty of 55 teachers, ISM provides students with a rich music education experience. The ISM faculty’s friendly personalities, insightful approaches, and individually tailored teaching methods have helped students become complete and versatile musicians. ISM provides an atmosphere that is warm and supportive so every student can achieve his/her best.
Beginning Violin - Parts of the Violin
Hello. My name is Slavica Ilic. I have been playing the violin for the 30 years.
Transcripts
Hello. My name is Slavica Ilic. I have been playing the violin for the 30 years. I have been teaching the violin for 17 years. Last three years, I have been in the faculty for an International School of Music where we provide a private violin instruction.
Today, I will be talking about some basic tips for the violin beginners. Right now, I will give you a very short introduction about some violin parts. We will start with the top of the violin. This part right here, we call the scroll. This is the pegbox that holds the four pegs and of course we use the pegs for the tuning of the strings. The pegs are located in the pegbox and each one is for a different string. Violin has four strings and its tuned in fifths. This right here, this part right here we call the neck. The long black part transholds up till here we call it a fingerboard. It is made of the ebony and the reason for that because the ebony has a very superior resistance to air.
The top of the violin is made of the spruce. The bottom and the side ribs are made of the maple tree. This part right here we call the bridge. This is the tailpiece, chinrest, and right here we have the end button. Inside the violin, under the bridge, basically, its placed most under the highest string of the violin, which is E string. We have a sound post that is placed in between top and the bottom part of the violin and it helps this to transmit the sound between the top and the bottom part of the violin.
In my next clip, I will be talking about the violin bow.
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glenhill by glenhill at 01/06/11 03:56AM Flag
Of all the instructional videos for violin I have found on the internet this series is by far the best. The explanations are simple and logical and have given me a clear overview of how this instrument works. Congratulations and thank you to Slavico Ilic
hi by billy119able at 08/04/10 10:30AM Flag
can someone please tell me what size violin she has their thanks x
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