The G Melodic Minor Violin Scale
Have you wanted to be a great violinist? Take some important first steps with these free video clips on playing violin in G melodic minor.
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Summary: The violin traces its roots back to the early 1500s in Italy. There was a time when violin makers, called “luthiers,” introduced a number of quality instruments to the market. Some noted manufacturers from that period, like Stradivarius, are still recognized today as representing the highest level of violin craftsmanship.
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In this free video music lesson, learn how to get started playing the violin yourself. Our music teacher will guide you with basic tips on how to play an G minor melodic scale, holding the violin properly, bowing techniques, positioning your non-bow hand, and tuning the instrument.
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Jason Salmon has been playing the violin for seventeen years and has been teaching for seven. He has taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which gives inner-city youths a chance to have affordable violin lessons. When he was younger he played in many festivals including Tanglewood, Luzerne, and Killington. Presently he manages a studio, teaching violin and running three companies, which are Salmon & Ouk Management, New Day Productions and DaeBrake INC., a Non-Profit organization.
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