7 Creative Ways to Work on Violin Intonation

Seven Ways of working on Intonation beyond using drones and tuners! The more ways you have to train your hearing and fingers, the more in tune you play from the get go. This tutorial is about passage work in position. For shifting issues, go to the shifting playlist on the channel. Let me know what worked for you!
Want 30 more practice tips? Download them here: practizma.com/...

[@amanigibbs2939]

u plant ur fingers so confidently , luv watching u play

[@amanigibbs2939]

yassss queen susanna just dropped a new vid 😻😻😻😻

[@Violinna]

These are really excellent! It's great how many ways there are to work on intonation without a drone.

[@practizma]

TY! Hope you are well :)

[@Lamadesbois]

Thank you.
I like the last one especially.
Another one I use often : trying to sing the note you are playing then the next and only once you sang the new one, you can proceed and play it.
It feels like singing supercharges the pitch evaluation circuits.
Love your channel. 👍

[@practizma]

Yes, I love the singing idea too! And thanks :)

[@emberizahortulana]

Perhaps not relevant, but still curious, from which etude is this? Probably an etude focusing on 2nd position?

[@practizma]

Yes, the whole etude is in 2nd position. It's No. 15 in Whistler "Introducing the Positions" Volume 2 (even positions). I love that book. The actual tune is based on Rode Caprice No. 3.