Fantastic! Thank you so much. My problem is that I have a short pinky, and can only stretch an octave on piano. I can play the violin comfortably but only with the old-school technique mixed with a few modern aspects like a straight thumb. I find what my teacher gave me is extremely suitable and comfortable. But the examiners hate it. Although my conservatoire teacher recommended this technique to me, but some examiners do not like it because my violin is rotated to the left and my palm of the hand is at roughly 33 degrees from the fingerboard. Most people recommend almost 80 degrees. Please could you advise me whether or not my technique and thus body is suited to the classical violin?
Hi Bayla, Would it be possible to give some advice on the hand and elbow position when playing on the G string in first position and vibrato on the G string in first position?
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Fantastic! Thank you so much. My problem is that I have a short pinky, and can only stretch an octave on piano. I can play the violin comfortably but only with the old-school technique mixed with a few modern aspects like a straight thumb. I find what my teacher gave me is extremely suitable and comfortable. But the examiners hate it. Although my conservatoire teacher recommended this technique to me, but some examiners do not like it because my violin is rotated to the left and my palm of the hand is at roughly 33 degrees from the fingerboard. Most people recommend almost 80 degrees.
Please could you advise me whether or not my technique and thus body is suited to the classical violin?
Hi Bayla,
Would it be possible to give some advice on the hand and elbow position when playing on the G string in first position and vibrato on the G string in first position?
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