Violin lessons near me in Springfield, IL
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Students from Chatham, Southern View, Leland Grove attend lessons
Paulo taught 15 days ago
The student and tutor worked through several violin pieces, focusing on specific bow techniques, musical notation, and rhythm. They practiced pieces like "Matthew's March" and "Christopher's Tune," and introduced concepts like bow lifts and eighth notes. The next steps involve reviewing these pieces and incorporating "Tribal Lament."
Bow Lift Symbol and Technique
Eighth Note Rhythm and Counting
Bowing Directions: Up-bow and Down-bow
Understanding Rests in Music
Diego taught about 2 months ago
The student and tutor worked on violin technique, focusing on specific musical passages and articulation. They practiced scales and discussed interpreting musical notation, with plans to work on cleaner execution and potentially a new concerto piece.
Bow Control and Articulation
Fingering and Positional Shifts
Practice Strategies for Musicians
Music Theory Fundamentals for Strings
Elizabeth taught about 2 months ago
The student and tutor worked on piano technique, specifically scales in E minor and G minor, and a piece called 'Sparkling Splashes.' The tutor provided feedback on articulation, tempo, and musical flow, with a focus on overcoming hesitation and developing dynamic expression. The student was encouraged to practice with energy and to focus on continuous movement in their playing.
Rhythmic Flow and Hesitation
Left Hand Accuracy in Piano Playing
Expressive Performance: Energy and Excitement
Kelsey taught about 2 months ago
The student and tutor worked extensively on the D major scale for the violin, covering both one and two octaves, including arpeggios. They practiced shifting techniques, explored fingerings and intonation, and began working on a new piece, "Pio Prelude", which is also in D major. The goal is to prepare the student for playing pieces in this key and improve their shifting abilities.
D Major Scale - Fingerings and Positions
Shifting in Violin Playing
Musical Patterns and Rhythmic Notation
Blerina taught about 2 months ago
The student and tutor worked on refining violin performance techniques, focusing on articulation, phrasing, dynamics, and expressive elements within a musical piece. They practiced applying specific musical instructions like vibrato, syncopation, and bow control, with a plan to continue this focused practice.
Vibrato Application in Mozartian Melodies
Playing Chords: Hearing Each Note
Articulation: Legato vs. Staccato
Syncopation: Rhythm Off the Beat
Dynamic Contrasts: Forzando and Piano
Trill Fingerings and Modification
Gloria taught about 2 months ago
The student and tutor worked extensively on violin technique, focusing on intonation exercises from the "Wolfhart" and "Shred" etudes and addressing finger dexterity. They also clarified theoretical concepts regarding natural notes and accidentals on the violin, with plans to explore duets and continue technical development.
Violin Finger Placement and Intonation
Understanding Musical Notation: Sharps
Flats
and Naturals
Practice Strategies for Violinists
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