Violin Fingerboard Practice System Tutorial

Author: Huang Chenxing, Huang Zhongbo
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: "Shifting" is an important part of violin playing techniques, and its significance in violin performance is well-known. Like other playing techniques, shifting has continuously evolved and improved along with the development of violin techniques. Three hundred years ago, violin playing generally only reached the third position. For example, the renowned Italian violinist Arcangelo Corelli rarely played beyond the third position during his performances. Now, all notes on the violin fingerboard have been fully utilized, making shifting techniques more complex and challenging. The role of shifting in performance has become even more crucial. In learning shifting techniques, the foundation of basic exercises is very important. "Without rigor, there is no freedom." Only through strict position training and learning standardized shifting movements can one eventually eliminate the concept of positions and enter the "free realm" of shifting. This book can serve as a specialized textbook for learning shifting. Under the guidance of a teacher, it can be organically combined with the study of scales, etudes, and pieces. This allows learners (especially amateur enthusiasts) to master shifting techniques faster and more effectively.