All About Violin Classes and Teachers
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phankao:
Wow, spoken with profound wisdom from a KiasuGrandMaster
But if you don't listen and study the different styles, how will you know which you like? Often, it's a mixture. And that's how a child eventually develops his/her own style.
Sightreading is honed by frequent practise of new pieces. Best would be to be part of an orchestra that requires the child to frequently learn many new pieces. -
2bb:
I just PM you, please check, thank you.
Hi, can let me know as well? Have a 4-year old boy and staying in Jurong West. Looking for a good female violin teacher. Thanks a lot!!! -
Anyone knows how often does a violin need to change its strings if a kid pract it almost daily?
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pokemon:
Anyone knows how often does a violin need to change its strings if a kid pract it almost daily?
It really depends! My ds1 only changes it like once a year. Er...should practise daily, wat. -
phankao:
I was told the more a kid pract, more often to change the strings. Btw, how do u determine if the strings are required to change. My DS violin is a year old now, i can hear the sound is not as bright, not sure if its time to change strings.pokemon:
Anyone knows how often does a violin need to change its strings if a kid pract it almost daily?
It really depends! My ds1 only changes it like once a year. Er...should practise daily, wat. -
pokemon:
I was told the more a kid pract, more often to change the strings. Btw, how do u determine if the strings are required to change. My DS violin is a year old now, i can hear the sound is not as bright, not sure if its time to change strings.[/quote]My ds usu only changes when it breaks. He uses a fairly costly set of strings. He practises everyday, wat. haha.phankao:
[quote=\"pokemon\"]Anyone knows how often does a violin need to change its strings if a kid pract it almost daily?
It really depends! My ds1 only changes it like once a year. Er...should practise daily, wat. -
phankao:
My ds usu only changes when it breaks. He uses a fairly costly set of strings. He practises everyday, wat. haha.[/quote]if your ds1 is using a full size violin, i think using expensive and gd strings are justifiable. Bt mine is only using half size, even if use expensive strings may not bring out the sound properly.
I was told the more a kid pract, more often to change the strings. Btw, how do u determine if the strings are required to change. My DS violin is a year old now, i can hear the sound is not as bright, not sure if its time to change strings.pokemon:
[quote=\"phankao\"]
It really depends! My ds1 only changes it like once a year. Er...should practise daily, wat. -
pokemon:
if your ds1 is using a full size violin, i think using expensive and gd strings are justifiable. Bt mine is only using half size, even if use expensive strings may not bring out the sound properly.[/quote]No, my ds using 3/4 violin, but doing dip now so need responsive violin & strings.
My ds usu only changes when it breaks. He uses a fairly costly set of strings. He practises everyday, wat. haha.phankao:
[quote=\"pokemon\"]
I was told the more a kid pract, more often to change the strings. Btw, how do u determine if the strings are required to change. My DS violin is a year old now, i can hear the sound is not as bright, not sure if its time to change strings.
Yea, if you find the sound quality of the strings has reduced, then do change. I used to do that too. Change everything - nice, nice. but now I don't bother - leave the boy to do himself. The only time he took everything out and changed everything was when his violin got wet in a downpour not too long ago - violin case was soaked thru by the time he made it from school->violin lesson->home. -
Hi My DD (P4) has passed her Grade 3 Violin in July 2010. I wondering whether she shld skip to Grade 5 or take Grade 4 then skip to grade 6. Any advise???
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Herbie:
Hi My DD (P4) has passed her Grade 3 Violin in July 2010. I wondering whether she shld skip to Grade 5 or take Grade 4 then skip to grade 6. Any advise????
What does the teacher say?
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