Violin Beginner's Wrist Kneading Exercises

10-05-2024

Violin Beginner's Wrist Kneading Exercises
When we move forward and backward from the wrist, one finger is removed from the violin, which makes the movement of the hand controlled by the wrist and the muscles of the forearm more relaxed. This action ensures that your fingers don't tighten due to the shaking of the kneading strings. Finger tightening must affect the timbre. It is the fingers that are in direct contact with the violin. This manipulation of the wrist that governs your fingers keeps all your fingers relaxed, and it contains an even movement that allows all your fingers to make a circulating, even (pendulum-like rocking) motion. Once you have the trick to get started with the violin, you can use your four fingers like any

other finger and feel relaxed when kneading the strings. When the movement is even, the speed is increased and the width between the spans is shortened. Don't rush to speed up. Balance of movement and strength is the most fiery and most important element to be achieved in this exercise. Use two, three, and four fingers to practice this method in order. To get the best effect, it is necessary to use the force of the wrist in the root movement. Now repeat this exercise on all the strings to keep going. Violin IntroductionWhen you are able to control these basic techniques very well, put the violin on the lower jaw without pressing the piano, and repeat the above exercise. Once you've built up a sense of well-being and excellent control, continue to do these movements on the high end of the violin. You can only practice these techniques with a bow when you can handle them thoroughly.