Basic Finger Technique and Pitch Practice for Violin

Author: Zhang Zhihai
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: The book "Basic Finger and Pitch Practice for Violin" is now presented to the readers. It is the crystallization of years of dedication and practice by Zhang Zhihai, and a splendid gem among violin teaching books, an invaluable teaching material. The author is a talented military composer whose song compositions have won national awards and released a song album. Teaching was originally his sideline. He abandoned the generous treatment in the military to return to civilian life and dedicated himself to children's instrumental education in order to alleviate the cultural education concerns of the children of science and technology cadres in the military and to improve the cultural and artistic quality of children in the region. He treats it as a career, which first requires courage, then strength. Some of his students have been admitted to art academies and cultural groups, and others have won championships in national competitions, demonstrating the success of his teaching. In the "Dictionary of Contemporary Chinese Artists," it is specially noted: "Musician Zhang Zhihai has selflessly devoted himself to nurturing the next generation of artists, diligently cultivating the seeds of hope and nurturing the saplings of talent." For this evaluation, Zhang Zhihai is fully worthy of it. Today, he has compiled his years of teaching achievements into a book, allowing more people to benefit from it. This book is specifically written to address the "finger technique and pitch accuracy" challenges faced by violin beginners. It is highly targeted and serves as a key to solving technical problems, providing practical help for those learning to play the violin.