Play in Tune on the Violin
Learn to improve your intonation and position play
Free violin lessons that teach you how to hit the right notes on your violin
Violin Range vs Viola, Cello and Double Bass | Violin Lounge TV #538
What’s the playing range of the violin, it’s lowest note, highest note, all the notes and how does this compare to the viola, cello and double bass:
Violin Arpeggios Explained (with handy overview)
Maybe you’ve been practicing violin arpeggios for years, but why those specific chords and how are they structured? Here’s a handy chart:
Tune your violin like a PRO violinist | Violin Lounge TV #519
Learn how a professional violinist tunes her violin, why first the A string and how to use a tuning fork
Solve your Pinky Problems on the Violin | Violin Lounge TV #494
Fix your pinky, so you can play in tune with a beautiful sound on the violin. Do these violin fourth finger exercises:
Left Thumb Position in Violin Playing | Violin Lounge TV #493
Your left thumb position can make it easier for your left hand fingers to reach the notes on the violin. Also it can improve your intonation and speed.
How to Play a High 3rd Finger after a 4th Finger on the Violin (semitone) | Violin Lounge TV #482
In a descending scale, you might find it difficult to go from a fourth finger to a high third. Here are tips to play this in tune:
FREE Violin Lesson #35 FIRST MINOR SCALE B minor 2 octaves
Minor scale tutorial for beginner violinists.
I cover some music theory about the difference between major and minor and how to play it:
Play SEMITONES with the PINKY in Tune on the Violin | Violin Lounge TV #411
Violin lesson about playing a semitone from the high third finger to the fourth finger in tune in the first position and higher:
FREE Violin Lesson #20 Low First Finger and C Major Notes
Learn the two-octave C major scale on the violin. With this, you’ve learned all C major notes in the first position.
FREE Violin Lesson #16 G major 2 octave scale and triads
With the two octave G major scale you learn to change between the high and low second finger and play in G major on all strings.
FREE Violin Lesson #13 Low 2nd Finger & 1 Octave C and G Major Scales
You’ll learn the low second finger making it possible to learn the C major and G major one octave scales on the violin. Play along with me!
What’s the Highest Note on the Violin | Violin Lounge TV #366
Discover the range of the violin, how the fingerboard works and where to find all notes with this video lesson and handy free fingering chart:
Which Notes can you Play on the Violin? | Violin Lounge TV #334
Learn the exact spots of all possible notes on the violin fingerboard and play in tune with this video and FREE fingering chart:
How to Find ALL Notes on the Violin Fingerboard | Violin Lounge TV #322
Learn the exact spots of all possible notes on the violin, know which notes you can play and play in tune with this video and fingering chart
How to Find a High Note on the Violin | Violin Lounge TV #313
Maybe you can get there in a scale, but how to hit that high note in tune in one go? Apply this simple trick and practice strategy:
How to Find any Position on the Violin | Violin Lounge TV #307
Lost on the fingerboard? With this exercise, you learn to hit that high note safe and secure. Learn to find any position out of the blue.
Finger Independence Exercises for the Violin | Violin Lounge TV #304
Train your left hand, finger flexibility, play in tune and play fast runs easily with these finger independence exercises:
How to Cross Strings on the Violin with the Same Finger | Violin Lounge TV #279
How to fluently change strings with the same finger on one string to the other string?
For example to go from a third finger on the D string to a third finger on the A string
In this video I explain how you can move your finger from one string to the other without lifting it:
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[Video] 5 Tips for a clean articulation on the violin | Violin Lounge TV #276
Does your violin playing sometimes sound sloppy? By playing with your fingertips instead of your arms, you can create a clean sound with clear articulation on your violin. I'll explain the left hand as well as the right hand technique in this video: 1) Strong left...
How to Play in Tune on the Violin with Simon Streuff
How to improve your intonation on the violin?
The biggest struggle of violinists is to find and hit the right notes consistently
Improving your intonation is not just a matter of practicing more or listening well. You need some good practice strategies.