Master the Basics: Easy Violin Scales and Arpeggios for Beginners

In this tutorial, I'll break down three essential scales and arpeggios for beginner violinists, demonstrating their role as crucial building blocks for solid technique.
👉 Learn a universal finger pattern that unlocks three easy scales: D major, A major, and G major. I'll provide step-by-step guidance on finger placement, with insightful tips for smooth transitions between strings.
🎵 The tutorial doesn't stop at scales! I'll also introduce arpeggios for each scale, demonstrating how mastering one pattern opens the door to many more scales and arpeggios. Discover the arpeggio notes for D major, A major, and G major, and get ready to add depth to your playing.
💡 Learn valuable insights on recognizing patterns in violin playing, making the learning process more accessible. Whether you're a week into playing or seeking to refine your skills, this tutorial offers practical techniques and tips to boost your confidence.
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[@masterpys2693]

thank you for the breakdown of the practice

[@rcplumber5869]

3rds 4ths 6ths octaves --great job

[@ogstopper]

Superb, as usual. The "Happy Birthday" and "Here Comes The Bride" references are useful!!!
Thank you, Lora.

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

So glad you found it helpful!

[@curtpiazza1688]

Exxellent! Thanx! ❤

[@garibaldi9528]

Sweet! Thank you!

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Good job👍

[@SusanQuay]

Awesome! Thank you!!!

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

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Great video. Thanks!

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

Thank you!

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[@MeadowlarkViolin]

Thanks!

[@ladjazzz]

Thanks for your tips it helps a lot. You haven't used 7th on your arpegios? I think interval in order to play arpegio like 1357 and so on... Hoping that will help my sight reading.... Thx

[@MeadowlarkViolin]

Yes, adding the 7th is a great idea. I didn't include it here just for simplicity.

[@AVToth]

Wow, huge aha!