Violin Arpeggios: Bb (B Flat) Minor

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The violin is one of the most important melodic instruments in history. Learn Bb (B Flat) Minor scale arpeggios on it in this free video clip series.

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Summary: The violin might be considered one of the dialects of that language. Featured largely in classical music, the violin, or fiddle, is a four-string instrument tuned in perfect fifths. It is related to the double bass, cello, and viola in construction and sound, though it produces the highest in pitch of that family.

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.

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 the strings of the violin, bowing techniques, improvisation tips and reading staff music. He will also walk you through each note of the Bb (B Flat) Minor scale arpeggio so that you know every note that belongs in the chain.

About the Expert

Expert: Jason Salmon has been playing the violin for more than 15 years and been teaching violin for seven. He taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which offers affordable violin lessons to inner-city youth. When he was younger, he played in many festivals, including Tanglewood, Luzerne and Killington. Presently, Jason manages a studio, teaches violin and runs three companies: Salmon & Ouk Management, New Day Productions and DaeBrake Inc., a non-profit organization.

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