@dpapaioannow - I used to play with baroque/early music musicians who used 430 for classical music. You have to get a tuning fork tuned to that pitch in order to tune. Baroque performance is usually tuned to A415. It take a while to develop a switch in your head to "hear" 430 as A and play in tune - for a couple of hours, and then go to another rehearsal and switch again to either 415 or back up to 440-442 for modern. The first few months are a challenge!
This was an awesome tutorial. I've been having a nightmare with tuning my violin and am learning independently. Most thorough tutorial I've seen on here :)
my band director has told us about how important it is to understand how to actually tune an instrument (trumpet here). And I completely agree with you. A Musician should be able to tune their instrument without the help of anything other than their ears. Fun Video. When you put the tuning fork on the string my mind was blown. and the term you are looking for is resonance. The strings resonant freaquency is where it vibrates. putting a 440hz fork on a properly tuned A string will make it vibrate
@Mauriz9shredd - same pitch, but a loud pizz may have some distortion, and will decay quickly; hard for the ear to accurately hear and assess whether it needs adjusting. Best pizz tuning solution is repeated quiet pizzicatos, like a mandolin, you can tune quite well with that. -Generally if your pizz is hard enough to break the string, it will make an ugly sound. If the sound is resonant, you are probably safe from breakage. If you break one or two, you'll discover where the limit is!!
It takes practice. If they're really stuck, you can take your violin to a violin shop (NOT a general music store) and they can make sure the pegs are okay, and maybe put some peg dope on them so they don't stick. If the violin is new, there could be a problem with the pegs - wrong shape, or not long enough. Violin shop can check that.
Although it is rather late, I guess I will in fact, ma'am. Thank you so much for making these helpful violin videos and responding to our troubling conflicts with our string instruments.
Hi Allyson again! I owe you an apology for spelling your name the English way! I think it's my phone that's the issue. Played your video back again and it's ok!! Thanks for your help. Today I impressed my teacher because I tuned using the method you showed me in your video!! Many thanks!!!
@MucusFelidae - Yup. But an electronic tuner won't help develop your ears. And when you accidentally smash your electronic tuner on the fancy tile floor of the place where you have a gig, it's nice to whip a tuning fork out of the crud at the bottom of your case and still be able to tune everything up nicely.
If you're just playing by yourself, you can tune to anything you want. If you are playing with other instruments, try to stay closer to 440. Orchestras often use 442, but it can be challenging for wind instruments.
I opened my computer today to find violin tuning, and look who I found, you look gorgeous!. I've been following your videos but not for quite sometime. you really are beautiful. thanks to all you tutorial.
I really loved this video, it was a nice little lesson since I'm stubborn, and have insisted I'm going to learn to play violin on my own. The other day I popped an E string on my violin because it wouldn't stay in tune, and found out I had to take it to a shop to have it set up properly. Le sigh.
Peg. Use the peg to get it within a half-tone or so, and then you can use the fine tuner for the final adjustment. Occasionally someone puts a 1/2-sized e string on a full-sized violin and that really doesn't work, but presumably that is not the case in this instance.
The strings won't break if you're tuning them to the pitch they are supposed to play at. Double check that you have the correct strings on the correct location, and then use a violin tuner webpage. Worst case, you might be able to get some help if you go to a fiddle or violin shop and buy a new set. They might put them on and tune them for you if you ask.
thank you so much! that`s exactly the info. I was looking for! would you please tell me the frequenzy, the G and D string are vibrating? the difference between them should be the same, as from the A to the E string (?) and what does that mean, if you play irish fiddle music, using unplugged strings? will they not be sounding a little bit "off" ? Thanks in advance for your reply! :-)
Before, during and after. I used gut-core strings for decades, and when I play baroque we use hand-made gut strings. So we tune a lot! Synthetic-core strings hold their pitch better, and I hear that steel-core strings are very stable. Normally any change in the temperature or humidity will put the strings out of tune, that's just the way it goes. :-)
I've had a few e strings snap! - with a loop-end string, they sometimes break where the loop goes over the hook on the fine tuner. The good thing about this is that they snap away from your face when they go! Because the e string is a single wire, it doesn't generally break as often as the lower strings, which fray and then snap. More often, they start to whistle and get a nasty sound long before they break, which means it's time for a new one.
gosh i still dont know what to do i mean im a beginner i dont have a teacher im trying to learn how to tune.. but every time i tune it i think its getting to tight and going to break my strings.. but they need to get higher.. i dont know what to do? plz help me
I just accidentally erased someone's question - sorry! Hit the wrong button! The question was about an e string that would only tune up to a D, not go up to an E. - There is a problem. You may have a smaller string intended for a smaller-sized violin. Or else it is not put on properly - is it rolled onto the proper peg, and is it mounted correctly at the tail-piece? If you have the right size of string, and it is put on correctly, there should be no problem tuning up to e. :-)
hi, i'm a beginner and i'm very bad at listening when tuning, i could never get the right pitch. what is your advice for me, so i know when to tune the string higher or lower?
Hi Allyson, I'm not sure about a guitar being harder to tune than a violin. I think it depends on what you are used to, every guitar has basically the same tuning mechanism, cogwheels, to tune / fine tune and such... and on the neck of a guitar are frets... which easely give you the luxery of just owning a 440 (A) fork to tune your whole guitar quite accurate...
Well, short-term, use a tuner which tells you whether to go up or down (the sort where you play into it, not the sort that plays a pitch that you have to match). Long-term - sing! Make swoopy vocal sounds and figure out how to make your voice go up and down. Eventually sing along with tuning and try going either up or down with your voice - it will become obvious. It can take a few years to get comfortable with tuning.
If you have the right string and the right size, it will work. Make sure you don't have a D string instead of an A string - they're easy to mix up once they're out of the packet. And make sure you are putting a full-size string on a full-size violin. That's about it - should work. Good luck!
Rehairs are about $100 in this area - if you rough up the hair with a key you may be going back for another one really soon! It may be effective in a quick-and-dirty sort of way, but this is not something I do or advocate.
hello I just bought a violin I decided to learn playing that online I watched lots of films here about preparing the bow I could not here any sound from that .....I put rosin on it but I dont know how much should I continue applying rosin on...I would be thankful if somebody could help me
Maria Zamani - I can't really imagine what the problem might be. If it is a normal bow and the hair is actual horse hair, it will make sound if you have applied some rosin. The quantity and quality of the sound is dependent on your technique and skill, of course, which will take time.
+Maria Zamani My offhand guess is your bow has synthetic hair instead of horsehair - it takes an annoyingly long time to get synthetic hair to grip in my experience. I had a cello bow that I promptly returned for an upgrade once because of this
...and remember that as you tune higher, you are putting significantly more pressure on your violin through the bridge, particularly for the e-string. If you have an older violin, this can be a real concern. I really don't recommend tuning higher than 442.
Omg gave me a heart attack at 2:21! I am still not very good with the pitch pipe because i've been told that it can be a little off. I don't have an electronic tuner so can i get some advice to recognize if the note is in tune with the pipe?
+prettykittylulu - always tune by loosening the peg a bit first, then then tune up to the note. Don't just turn the peg back and forth hoping to find the right spot in the middle. If you twist the peg/string higher than the note you risk breaking the string.
Haha, you're fun to watch :) Thanks a lot, this helped soo much! I'm just starting out, and my violin was sharply out of tune, and when I tried to tune it, the pegs just loosened up again when i tightened them! And I was like "stay still you stupid little fu@" But that's not an issue anymore, thanks again!
Tuning a guitar is actually harder in terms of tuning the actual intervals. But those little gears on the guitar are definitely simpler than the pegs on a student violin!
Miss Alison! Hey! Your lesson on tuning is fab. However, at about 13 minutes the sound goes!! :o( it could be my machine. Anyone else got problems here? Can someone verify this pls? Cheers!
This is exactly how my teacher tunes the violin and he wants us to do the same thing, you both talk about some tac tac tac that strings out of tune supposedly do, but I just don't hear those tac tac tac!! And I'm always out of tune hahaha crazy! But I'll keep on trying till I hear what you experts hear! Any tips that you can give me to hear the tac tac tac!?!!
this is my first time picking up a violin and i have no idea which strings you are tuning which sound too. when you say the A, it appears you are pointing at the third string from the top, is that correct? or is the A supposed to be the highest pitched string?
The first sting (starting from the left) is G the lowest then D and A the most commonly used then the one all the way to the very right is E the high pitched on
I've noticed that when I want to play the violin with a recording, like the group Secret Garden, I noticed that my violin seems to be out of tune. But according to my electronic tuner, at 440, I'm in tune. Do professionals tune their instruments differently? Thanks!
Many professionals tune to either 442 or 441 depending what is usual amongst their colleagues. Back when recordings were on vinyl or tape, they commonly played back a halftone higher. That shouldn't happen with digital, but it's worth considering.
Pitch pipes are not perfectly precise, but they're good enough for the early years before you can actually play precisely in tune. You have to slow down, and pay attention with your ears. Listen to one, then the other, then back to the first. Does it sound the same, sorta the same, really not the same..... It does require a bit of effort.
makes tuning a violin sound like such a chore lol. its so easy to simply tune a guitar. just turn the tuning pegs on the head stock til the string is in tune :)
As you tune them up, you have to push them in. It's more of an art than a science - too far and they want to stick, not far enough and they come undone.
12:34 OH my god it all just sounds the same. it's all just noise to me. it's so frustrating i could break this instrument like those cartoons do. lkasdjflajs;lkfjlaskjf
The violin is MUCH louder than her voice (that's a problem in most videos I've heard on TH-cam), so try turning the volume way down on a second playing of the video. Get what she says the first time through, then turn it way down and listen again. That should help reduce distortion, unless your computer's sound is really bad LOL For practice at home, I often put a brass mute on the violin's bridge, to keep the volume at a comfortable level for my ears. It helps a great deal with roommates and pets, too :) but be aware that it also affects the tone and play of the violin; you should remember to practice without the mute, as well.
Hi Allyson! Such a great video! I think it can be beneficial for many beginning violin players. I posted your video with your name and youtube channel on my blog. If you dislike this and you would like me to take it away again, please let me know!! I posted your video at 'How to tune a violin' in the getting started part of the website. violinspirationblog.wordpress.com/getting-started/
Oh well, if you're looking to actually tune a violin, rather than learn about it, you google "online violin tuner" and get that horrible-sounding but very useful little utility that plays the notes for you to tune to.
wow this is really amazing video ,well done ! hello musician could you help me please ! can you play this music for me and for my friends we depend on you i have asked a lot but no one were able to do it, dont know why , is hard that much but i guess with your experience and your splendid talent would be able to do it perfectly , this music of grendizer mean alot to us and its related with our childhood, the music i wish you play it within this video link Grendizer Sad Violen Music By عازف الاحزان.avi its really sad melody , and effective waiting your response have a good time
One In a Million Sounds like your pegs are wedged in too far. If they are wedged really tight, you might need to take it to someone for help. Or wait for a really cold day - the wood will contract with the cold and then the pegs will slip more easily!
I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else wants to uncover learning to play the violin try Nadazma Expert Violin Helper (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my colleague got cool results with it.
My violin is satan. I'm trying to tune the A string but it refuses. I can get it to an A but the string is too loose so it's like an octav or two lower and it just sounds awful. And I can't for the life of me get it even an octav higher. To the point of nearly breaking the string it's still only at like a D.
Miss Allison, I love your lessons! They are so much better than my violin teacher.
I was just looking for a tuning tutorial for my students and this is by far the best I've found. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Best explanation of the perfect fifth I've found on the internet so far :D
@dpapaioannow - I used to play with baroque/early music musicians who used 430 for classical music. You have to get a tuning fork tuned to that pitch in order to tune. Baroque performance is usually tuned to A415. It take a while to develop a switch in your head to "hear" 430 as A and play in tune - for a couple of hours, and then go to another rehearsal and switch again to either 415 or back up to 440-442 for modern. The first few months are a challenge!
This was an awesome tutorial. I've been having a nightmare with tuning my violin and am learning independently. Most thorough tutorial I've seen on here :)
my band director has told us about how important it is to understand how to actually tune an instrument (trumpet here). And I completely agree with you. A Musician should be able to tune their instrument without the help of anything other than their ears. Fun Video. When you put the tuning fork on the string my mind was blown. and the term you are looking for is resonance. The strings resonant freaquency is where it vibrates. putting a 440hz fork on a properly tuned A string will make it vibrate
@Mauriz9shredd - same pitch, but a loud pizz may have some distortion, and will decay quickly; hard for the ear to accurately hear and assess whether it needs adjusting. Best pizz tuning solution is repeated quiet pizzicatos, like a mandolin, you can tune quite well with that. -Generally if your pizz is hard enough to break the string, it will make an ugly sound. If the sound is resonant, you are probably safe from breakage. If you break one or two, you'll discover where the limit is!!
Thankyou Allyson that last bit was a really good tip x
Thanks for special instruction, it's really helpful.
It takes practice. If they're really stuck, you can take your violin to a violin shop (NOT a general music store) and they can make sure the pegs are okay, and maybe put some peg dope on them so they don't stick. If the violin is new, there could be a problem with the pegs - wrong shape, or not long enough. Violin shop can check that.
Although it is rather late, I guess I will in fact, ma'am.
Thank you so much for making these helpful violin videos and responding to our troubling conflicts with our string instruments.
Thank you so much for your videos. They are very helpful. Could you also make a video for Bouree (Bach) from Suzuki 3????
you mentioned about temprature humidity affecting the tuneing, as a mandolinist i can fully sympathise. it can be like tuneing a box of springs. xx
Hi Allyson again! I owe you an apology for spelling your name the English way! I think it's my phone that's the issue. Played your video back again and it's ok!! Thanks for your help. Today I impressed my teacher because I tuned using the method you showed me in your video!! Many thanks!!!
@MucusFelidae - Yup. But an electronic tuner won't help develop your ears. And when you accidentally smash your electronic tuner on the fancy tile floor of the place where you have a gig, it's nice to whip a tuning fork out of the crud at the bottom of your case and still be able to tune everything up nicely.
If you're just playing by yourself, you can tune to anything you want. If you are playing with other instruments, try to stay closer to 440. Orchestras often use 442, but it can be challenging for wind instruments.
Omg allyson. U r the best. I have tried a billion websites on this and I never knew I
2:18 just skipped there and it scared the hell out of me xD
exactly . I died 2:20
Lol
I died
Fantastic! Finally - an explanation that I can understand....:-)
I opened my computer today to find violin tuning, and look who I found, you look gorgeous!. I've been following your videos but not for quite sometime. you really are beautiful. thanks to all you tutorial.
It made me jump! But this video is very well detailed and thank you person who made this video.
I really loved this video, it was a nice little lesson since I'm stubborn, and have insisted I'm going to learn to play violin on my own. The other day I popped an E string on my violin because it wouldn't stay in tune, and found out I had to take it to a shop to have it set up properly. Le sigh.
Thanks!your videos are very helpful
Peg. Use the peg to get it within a half-tone or so, and then you can use the fine tuner for the final adjustment. Occasionally someone puts a 1/2-sized e string on a full-sized violin and that really doesn't work, but presumably that is not the case in this instance.
I like the way you tune. I just got a Violin.
Great job very complete
The strings won't break if you're tuning them to the pitch they are supposed to play at. Double check that you have the correct strings on the correct location, and then use a violin tuner webpage. Worst case, you might be able to get some help if you go to a fiddle or violin shop and buy a new set. They might put them on and tune them for you if you ask.
you helped me so much. thank you.
2:20 That made me jump.. hahaha.A very instructive video, nonetheless. Thanks!
thank you so much! that`s exactly the info. I was looking for! would you please tell me the frequenzy, the G and D string are vibrating? the difference between them should be the same, as from the A to the E string (?) and what does that mean, if you play irish fiddle music, using unplugged strings? will they not be sounding a little bit "off" ? Thanks in advance for your reply! :-)
thanks for the help, my violin is a tuning nightmare. The pegs just won't turn, they're stuck and whatever I put on them doesn't seem to help...
thank you very much. i'll keep on practicing.
Before, during and after. I used gut-core strings for decades, and when I play baroque we use hand-made gut strings. So we tune a lot! Synthetic-core strings hold their pitch better, and I hear that steel-core strings are very stable. Normally any change in the temperature or humidity will put the strings out of tune, that's just the way it goes. :-)
I've had a few e strings snap! - with a loop-end string, they sometimes break where the loop goes over the hook on the fine tuner. The good thing about this is that they snap away from your face when they go! Because the e string is a single wire, it doesn't generally break as often as the lower strings, which fray and then snap. More often, they start to whistle and get a nasty sound long before they break, which means it's time for a new one.
7:15 blew my mind
Thanks for sharing. I have violin lesson video too. Keep teaching.
gosh i still dont know what to do i mean im a beginner i dont have a teacher im trying to learn how to tune.. but every time i tune it i think its getting to tight and going to break my strings.. but they need to get higher.. i dont know what to do? plz help me
thanks so much.this is exactly wat im looking for.
Thanx very helpful
Oh my God . you scared me in 2:20 !!!
I just accidentally erased someone's question - sorry! Hit the wrong button! The question was about an e string that would only tune up to a D, not go up to an E. - There is a problem. You may have a smaller string intended for a smaller-sized violin. Or else it is not put on properly - is it rolled onto the proper peg, and is it mounted correctly at the tail-piece? If you have the right size of string, and it is put on correctly, there should be no problem tuning up to e. :-)
hi, i'm a beginner and i'm very bad at listening when tuning, i could never get the right pitch. what is your advice for me, so i know when to tune the string higher or lower?
thank you, you really helped me
¿Es recomendable guardar el violín afinado en el estuche o aflojo las cuerdas cuando esté por guardarlo?
Muchas gracias.
Saludos.
Hi Allyson,
I'm not sure about a guitar being harder to tune than a violin.
I think it depends on what you are used to, every guitar has basically the same tuning mechanism, cogwheels, to tune / fine tune and such...
and on the neck of a guitar are frets... which easely give you the luxery of just owning a 440 (A) fork to tune your whole guitar quite accurate...
Well, short-term, use a tuner which tells you whether to go up or down (the sort where you play into it, not the sort that plays a pitch that you have to match). Long-term - sing! Make swoopy vocal sounds and figure out how to make your voice go up and down. Eventually sing along with tuning and try going either up or down with your voice - it will become obvious. It can take a few years to get comfortable with tuning.
If you have the right string and the right size, it will work. Make sure you don't have a D string instead of an A string - they're easy to mix up once they're out of the packet. And make sure you are putting a full-size string on a full-size violin. That's about it - should work. Good luck!
Rehairs are about $100 in this area - if you rough up the hair with a key you may be going back for another one really soon! It may be effective in a quick-and-dirty sort of way, but this is not something I do or advocate.
I have absolutly no sound with my violin. Is that because it isnt tuned? Im really new to the violin.
Thank you!!!
hello I just bought a violin I decided to learn playing that online I watched lots of films here about preparing the bow I could not here any sound from that .....I put rosin on it but I dont know how much should I continue applying rosin on...I would be thankful if somebody could help me
Maria Zamani - I can't really imagine what the problem might be. If it is a normal bow and the hair is actual horse hair, it will make sound if you have applied some rosin. The quantity and quality of the sound is dependent on your technique and skill, of course, which will take time.
thank you I think something is wrong with the bow
+Maria Zamani My offhand guess is your bow has synthetic hair instead of horsehair - it takes an annoyingly long time to get synthetic hair to grip in my experience. I had a cello bow that I promptly returned for an upgrade once because of this
Just keep adding more rosin! I have never seen synthetic hair on a bow, so I don't know if that might be a cause.
hi i need help with my pegs
Strange. . .I'm using A445 and sometimes A450. Is that's good or bad??
...and remember that as you tune higher, you are putting significantly more pressure on your violin through the bridge, particularly for the e-string. If you have an older violin, this can be a real concern. I really don't recommend tuning higher than 442.
Omg gave me a heart attack at 2:21! I am still not very good with the pitch pipe because i've been told that it can be a little off. I don't have an electronic tuner so can i get some advice to recognize if the note is in tune with the pipe?
lovely :) i havent played in years
Thanks you have much it was very hard for me to tune my violin
No one has reported that problem so far. Perhaps you could try plugging headphones in to see if it still happens?
can someone tell me the secret to tuning without snapping strings? thanks !
+prettykittylulu - always tune by loosening the peg a bit first, then then tune up to the note. Don't just turn the peg back and forth hoping to find the right spot in the middle. If you twist the peg/string higher than the note you risk breaking the string.
been playing the violin for 5 years and no one taught me how to tune with the pegs :l
PHaZEDXELEMENT same
Around 8 and a half on this end
Haha, you're fun to watch :)
Thanks a lot, this helped soo much! I'm just starting out, and my violin was sharply out of tune, and when I tried to tune it, the pegs just loosened up again when i tightened them! And I was like "stay still you stupid little fu@"
But that's not an issue anymore, thanks again!
Tuning a guitar is actually harder in terms of tuning the actual intervals. But those little gears on the guitar are definitely simpler than the pegs on a student violin!
How light should a violin be?
Khara Gillock I've never weighed a violin...😁
Miss Alison! Hey! Your lesson on tuning is fab. However, at about 13 minutes the sound goes!! :o( it could be my machine. Anyone else got problems here? Can someone verify this pls? Cheers!
my violin is in prefect tune! THINK YOU!!!
i want you to be my violin teacher!
This is exactly how my teacher tunes the violin and he wants us to do the same thing, you both talk about some tac tac tac that strings out of tune supposedly do, but I just don't hear those tac tac tac!! And I'm always out of tune hahaha crazy! But I'll keep on trying till I hear what you experts hear! Any tips that you can give me to hear the tac tac tac!?!!
Instead of "tac tac tac," think of "wowowowow." You want the wowow to be as slow as possible: It indicates the beat, or difference, frequency.
this is my first time picking up a violin and i have no idea which strings you are tuning which sound too. when you say the A, it appears you are pointing at the third string from the top, is that correct? or is the A supposed to be the highest pitched string?
The first sting (starting from the left) is G the lowest then D and A the most commonly used then the one all the way to the very right is E the high pitched on
I've noticed that when I want to play the violin with a recording, like the group Secret Garden, I noticed that my violin seems to be out of tune. But according to my electronic tuner, at 440, I'm in tune. Do professionals tune their instruments differently? Thanks!
Many professionals tune to either 442 or 441 depending what is usual amongst their colleagues. Back when recordings were on vinyl or tape, they commonly played back a halftone higher. That shouldn't happen with digital, but it's worth considering.
Thank you so much! I'm going to try tuning my violin to those and see if it makes it so I can play with the music. :)
Violin tuner
i already know how to do this, i just needed some tips for a brand new violin. Apparently, the violin is so new that the e string broke right away. :p
my violin is a pain.... the peg at the top (forgot what they are called) wont move and i need to tune my D... :(
Same but on my other violin i can turn it easily :(
You must see 2:33
Thanks :)
2:21 11:34 very helpful thank you
Rosin on the bow. Rough up with a key. About 10 minutes initially.
Pitch pipes are not perfectly precise, but they're good enough for the early years before you can actually play precisely in tune. You have to slow down, and pay attention with your ears. Listen to one, then the other, then back to the first. Does it sound the same, sorta the same, really not the same..... It does require a bit of effort.
My violin is crap I’m getting a new one I can’t tune it the pegs are already so tight you can barely turn them
Khara Gillock Sometimes the pegs need adjusting, it doesn't mean anything is wrong with the violin, so check that first. Good luck!
makes tuning a violin sound like such a chore lol. its so easy to simply tune a guitar. just turn the tuning pegs on the head stock til the string is in tune :)
I'm so bad at tuning my violin... thank you very much.
As you tune them up, you have to push them in. It's more of an art than a science - too far and they want to stick, not far enough and they come undone.
awesome * smiles * Hugs
Hi Ellis!
thx :)
What did you say at 11:35? :) I enjoyed your video; you're good, and cute too.
You heard her, no #%$&ing in your ear.
hey
lol i tried to tune it last time my violin and i riped the a string it poped and i got scared
Lol were same XD
12:34
OH my god it all just sounds the same. it's all just noise to me.
it's so frustrating i could break this instrument like those cartoons do.
lkasdjflajs;lkfjlaskjf
The violin is MUCH louder than her voice (that's a problem in most videos I've heard on TH-cam), so try turning the volume way down on a second playing of the video. Get what she says the first time through, then turn it way down and listen again. That should help reduce distortion, unless your computer's sound is really bad LOL For practice at home, I often put a brass mute on the violin's bridge, to keep the volume at a comfortable level for my ears. It helps a great deal with roommates and pets, too :) but be aware that it also affects the tone and play of the violin; you should remember to practice without the mute, as well.
Hi Allyson! Such a great video! I think it can be beneficial for many beginning violin players. I posted your video with your name and youtube channel on my blog. If you dislike this and you would like me to take it away again, please let me know!!
I posted your video at 'How to tune a violin' in the getting started part of the website.
violinspirationblog.wordpress.com/getting-started/
she looks like my music teacher ms. lots or luts IDK
Oh well, if you're looking to actually tune a violin, rather than learn about it, you google "online violin tuner" and get that horrible-sounding but very useful little utility that plays the notes for you to tune to.
wow this is really amazing video ,well done !
hello musician
could you help me please !
can you play this music for me and for my friends we depend on you
i have asked a lot but no one were able to do it, dont know why , is hard that much
but i guess with your experience and your splendid talent would be able to do it perfectly , this music of grendizer mean alot to us and its related with our childhood,
the music i wish you play it within this video link
Grendizer Sad Violen Music By عازف الاحزان.avi
its really sad melody , and effective
waiting your response
have a good time
7:16... no friggen way.
My violin just wont tune :/ I'll try again
I think mine turned into a disaster the pegs wont move the violin sounds bad. I havent plade for so long :(
One In a Million Sounds like your pegs are wedged in too far. If they are wedged really tight, you might need to take it to someone for help. Or wait for a really cold day - the wood will contract with the cold and then the pegs will slip more easily!
It was cold yesterday when i tried it but i think its too hot today now.....i better check out a store
I'm scared I might pop my string 😩😭
How'd it go
Lol i am 9 years old XD i still play the violin i am violin 1 :D
what?
:-)
I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else wants to uncover learning to play the violin try Nadazma Expert Violin Helper (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my colleague got cool results with it.
My violin is satan. I'm trying to tune the A string but it refuses. I can get it to an A but the string is too loose so it's like an octav or two lower and it just sounds awful. And I can't for the life of me get it even an octav higher. To the point of nearly breaking the string it's still only at like a D.
you scared people by those cranking sounds