Hi,
I would like to learn how to play violin while I am here in London (for a year and a half). Does anyone knows an academy or school that offers reasonable cost for classes? Thanx
Can anyone recommend some fast solo violin pieces of classical music?
April 13, 2010 By 6 Comments
im learning the violin and need some inspiration
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April 13, 2010 By 37 Comments
I have always wanted to learn to play the piano but have , until now, been unable to afford the lessons. I can't even read music though. Do you think it is even worth the effort. I am also interested in the violin. Does anyone know how difficult learning it would be?
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If I already know how to play bass and Guitar, about how hard would it be to learn Violin?
April 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I know the instruments aren't the same, but still.
I know that violin's aren't fretted, but if you play higher notes on the guitar, you have to be precise to, the frets get a lot closer together higher up the neck.
Which one is easier to learn, violin or piano (only answer if you play one of them)?
April 12, 2010 By 11 Comments
So, I can already play the drums, and some of the guitar. I want to learn how to play either the violin or piano. I heard learning the piano is very boring. I want to learn both, but I would want to learn the easiest one first, and then learn the harder one. Which one was easier for you?
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Please help!!!Is it okay for me to learn the violin at the very beginning without any knowledge of music?
April 12, 2010 By 3 Comments
You see I really want to learn the violin.But some people say that it's a difficult instrument to play and I can't play it.I don't even know the basics of music.Some people have said instead I should learn the piano to make me 'comfortable' with the notes and my fingers.What do you think I should do?Should I learn the violin or the Piano first?
And I love the piano also but I like the violin a bit more.So,I am even more confused.
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How long to learn violin? (i played piano from age 4-16 and im 21 now)?
April 12, 2010 By 3 Comments
ive also played guitar for a year in highschool and that was pretty easy for me.
im wondering how long it usually takes to learn simple songs like themes songs (cleanly played)
or you can give your opinion on which is more difficult between piano/guitar/violin
thanks!
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April 11, 2010 By 8 Comments
I have years of experience with the piano and violin, and I can read music. If you can, please also describe the playing techniques of each instrument as well. Thanks! 
Oh, and if you say they're all just as easy, then which one should I learn first?
Forgot to mention this!!! For whatever instrument I choose, it will be self taught, using workbooks and online sources.
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A good book to learn some Balkan folk violin technique?
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I was wondering if anyone knew a good book or online resource to learn some techniques for playing violin in the style of Balkan/Eastern European/Gypsy folk music (A Hawk and a Hacksaw/ Black Ox Orkestar/ Beirut kind of stuff), in particular in terms of improvisation and solos. I've done some searching on Amazon, but all I can find is music for beginners, and I'm around grade 6/7 standard. Cheers in advance, Jono.
