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Violin for dummies:

The fun and easy way to start playing popular, classical, jazz, gypsy, and fiddle tunes Whether readers are aspiring classical musicians or just want to fiddle around, this truly hands-on guide clearly explains the basics of playing the violin- even for people who have never read a note of music. It...

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1. Verfasser:	Rapoport, Katharine (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Toronto Wiley 2008
Schlagworte:	Violin / Methods / Self-instruction Violin / Instruction and study Violin / Studies and exercises Music theory / Elementary works Violon / Méthodes / Auto-enseignement Violon / Étude et enseignement Violon / Études et exercices Théorie musicale élémentaire Violon - Méthodes - Auto-enseignement Violon - Étude et enseignement Violon - Études et exercices Music theory > Elementary works Violin > Methods > Self-instruction Violin > Studies and exercises Violin > Instruction and study Violinunterricht
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Zusammenfassung:	The fun and easy way to start playing popular, classical, jazz, gypsy, and fiddle tunes Whether readers are aspiring classical musicians or just want to fiddle around, this truly hands-on guide clearly explains the basics of playing the violin- even for people who have never read a note of music. It covers everything from selecting and maintaining a violin, holding the violin and bow properly, and tuning the violin to understanding rhythm, harmony, and musical notation. Readers will learn how to play in various styles of music. The included CD features audio tracks of every exercise and musical accompaniment for each song, allowing readers to play along, plus video clips that demonstrate proper posture and finger positions. Katharine Rapoport (Toronto, ON, Canada) is an accomplished violinist and violist who performs for audiences across the globe. She teaches at the Royal Conservatory of Music Orchestra and the University of Toronto.
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XVIII, 406 S. Ill., Notenbeisp. CD-ROM (12 cm)
ISBN:	9780470838389

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adam_text	Table of Contents introduction ................................................................../ Why This Book Is for You ................................................................................1 Foolish Assumptions .......................................................................................2 How This Book Is Organized ...........................................................................2 Part I: So You Want to Play the Violin ..................................................2 Part II: Getting Started: The Basics ......................................................3 Part III: Reading Music for the Violin ...................................................3 Part IV: Musicianship and Harmony ....................................................3 Part V: Taking It Up a Notch: Techniques and Styles .........................3 Part VI: Getting into Gear, Staying in Gear ..........................................3 Part VII: The Part of Tens ......................................................................4 The CD-ROM ............................................................................................4 Icons Used in This Book ..................................................................................4 Where to Go from Here ....................................................................................5 Part h So lou Want to Р(аџ the Violin ............................7 Chapter 1: Introducing the Violin ................................9 Bring On the Violin! ..........................................................................................9 Tuning up ...............................................................................................10 Holding on .............................................................................................11 Bowing Out Some Sounds .............................................................................11 Taking a close look at the bow ...........................................................11 Getting both your hands in on the action .........................................12 Reading between the Lines ...........................................................................12 Knowing the notes ................................................................................13 Getting rhythm ......................................................................................13 Digging Deeper into Music ............................................................................13 Scales and key signatures ....................................................................13 Harmony ................................................................................................14 Getting Stylish ................................................................................................14 Dazzling technique ...............................................................................14 Multicultural music ..............................................................................15 A Violin of Your Own ......................................................................................15 Chapter 2: Getting Started with the Violin .......................17 Examining the Violin ......................................................................................18 How Violins Work ...........................................................................................20 String vibration and string length ......................................................21 Using both hands to make a sound ....................................................23 How the bow helps ...............................................................................23 Violin For Dummies Taking the Violin Out of Its Case ..................................................................24 Tuning the Violin ............................................................................................26 Working the pegs and fine tuners .......................................................27 Tuning with the piano ..........................................................................30 Using an electronic tuner ....................................................................31 Using a pitch pipe .................................................................................32 Using a tuning fork ...............................................................................33 Troubleshooting Guide to Dealing with Pegs and Fine Tuners ................35 Peg problems ........................................................................................35 Fine tuner problems .............................................................................37 Chapter 3: Holding Up Well ....................................39 Understanding the Importance of a Good Violin Hold ..............................39 When standing ......................................................................................40 When sitting ..........................................................................................42 Reading from a Music Stand .........................................................................43 Finding a Good Fit: Chinrests and Shoulder Rests .....................................44 Chinrests ................................................................................................45 Shoulder rests .......................................................................................47 Fixing Common Problems with the Violin Hold .........................................49 Keeping the scroll afloat ......................................................................49 Watching the horizontal angle ............................................................49 Keeping your elbow under ..................................................................50 Gripping too much with the shoulder ...............................................51 Partii: Gettine Started: The Basics ..............................53 Chapter 4: Taking a Bow ......................................55 Looking at the Bow ........................................................................................56 Preparing the Bow ..........................................................................................57 Tightening and loosening the horsehair ...........................................58 Using rosin on the bow ........................................................................59 Getting a Grip on Your Bow Hold ................................................................. 61 The famous diva method .....................................................................61 The hidden treasures method ............................................................62 Conquering common problems with the bow hold .........................64 Setting the Bow on the Strings .....................................................................65 Bowing on different strings .................................................................66 Understanding bowing signs ...............................................................67 Playing Your First Concert! ...........................................................................68 Mr. Smooth and Mr. Clean: Two Bowing Styles .......................................... 70 Chapter 5: Getting the Left Hand Right ........................... 73 Shaping Up Your Arm and Fingers ............................................................... 73 Getting your arm in shape ................................................................... ^ Taking your fingers to tap dancing class ........................................... 75 Table of Contents Making a hand frame that works ........................................................75 Keeping your thumb loose on the violin s neck ...............................77 Putting Your Fingers on the Strings .............................................................78 Getting groovy fingertips .....................................................................78 Counting your fingers ..........................................................................79 Knowing which finger to use for what note ......................................80 Lifting and placing your fingers ..........................................................80 Getting It Taped ..............................................................................................81 Preparing Your Pizzicato ...............................................................................84 Exploring the fingerboard guides through pizzicato .......................84 Three s Company: Putting Finger 2 to Work ...............................................86 Chapter 6: All Together Now ...................................91 Using Your Hands Together ..........................................................................91 Starting to use both hands ..................................................................91 Developing fitness for hands together ..............................................92 Crossing Over to a Different String ..............................................................95 Crossing strings with the bow ............................................................95 Crossing strings with the fingers ........................................................98 Playing Music with Both Hands ..................................................................102 Warming up to the task ......................................................................102 Topping the charts: Three simple songs .........................................103 Expanding Your Bow Strokes ......................................................................105 Using more bow, gradually ................................................................105 Preparing to play Pachelbel ..............................................................105 Part 111: Reading Music for the Violin ...........«.............107 Chapter 7: Translating Five Lines onto Four Strings ..............109 Lining Up the Music .....................................................................................109 Don t jump off the clef .......................................................................110 Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge (and so do girls!) ..................... Ill Climbing on the ledger lines .............................................................113 Naming Your Notes, String by String .........................................................114 17 notes to know ................................................................................114 A string .................................................................................................115 Estring.................................................................................................116 D string ................................................................................................117 G string ................................................................................................118 Meeting the Sharps, Flats, and Naturals ...................................................119 Looking at sharps, flats, and naturals ..............................................119 Playing sharps and flats ....................................................................120 Charting Your Way with the Fingers On ....................................................121 Playing Loud and Soft — Dynamite Dynamics! ........................................122 Making loud sounds ...........................................................................124 Making soft sounds ............................................................................124 Adding crescendo and diminuendo .................................................124 Violin For Dummies Chapter 8: Here s Counting on You: A Guide to Rhythm ...........127 Anatomy of a Musical Note .........................................................................127 Adding Up the Value of Notes .....................................................................128 Whole notes ........................................................................................129 Half notes .............................................................................................130 Quarter notes ......................................................................................131 Eighth notes ........................................................................................132 Sixteenth notes ...................................................................................133 Triplets .................................................................................................133 Adding Dots (No Need to Cross the Ts) ....................................................135 Dotted half notes ................................................................................135 Dotted quarter notes .........................................................................136 Taking a Rest .................................................................................................136 You ve Got Rhythm: Pieces to Play! ...........................................................137 Chapter 9: Getting Ticked Off: A Guide to Meter .................141 Measure for Measure ...................................................................................141 Keeping Time: Time Signatures ..................................................................143 Tapping into the beat .........................................................................144 Counting rests .....................................................................................145 Emphasizing the right beat ...............................................................146 Using Metronomes .......................................................................................147 Mechanical metronomes ...................................................................147 Electronic metronomes .....................................................................149 Making friends with your metronome .............................................150 Making Music in 44 Meter ...........................................................................152 Counting and Playing in Threes .................................................................153 Doing (Just About) Everything Else from Fours and Threes ..................155 24 time .................................................................................................155 6« time .................................................................................................157 Getting Up to Speed: What Those Tempo Markings Mean .....................158 Time for Some Songs ...................................................................................159 Part V: Musicianship and Иагтопџ ...........................163 Chapter 10: Weighing In on Scales ............................165 Climbing Up and Down ................................................................................165 Marching through the Major Scales ........................................................... I66 Building major scales .........................................................................166 Major scales you need to know ........................................................168 A major scale ......................................................................................168 G major scale, upper octave .............................................................171 G major scale, two octaves ...............................................................173 E major scale ...................................... ΖΣΖΖ Ζ ΖΖ . ........................ 174 A major scale, two octaves ...............................................................176 F major scale ..................................... .......................177 Table of Contents Casting Light on Those Minors ..................................................................178 Building a minor scale .......................................................................179 Playing A melodie minor scale......................................................... 180 Playing A harmonic minor scale .......................................................181 Meeting Other Scales in Brief .....................................................................182 Natural minor scales ..........................................................................182 Pentatonic scales ................................................................................183 Chromatic scales ................................................................................183 Harping on about Arpeggios .......................................................................184 A major arpeggio ................................................................................185 A minor arpeggio ................................................................................186 Major (And Minor) Achievements .............................................................186 Chapter 11: Signing Off on Key Signatures ......................189 Unlocking Keys .............................................................................................189 Getting the key to key signatures .....................................................189 Reading the key signatures for major keys .....................................190 Keeping order .....................................................................................192 Locking In to the Right Key .........................................................................192 Figuring Out Minor Keys .............................................................................193 Forming the relative minor ...............................................................193 Recognizing minor keys when reading music .................................194 Having the Last Dance .................................................................................194 Chapter 12: Better Together: Harmony ..........................197 Making Sense of Chords and Harmony .....................................................197 In the Big Leagues: Major Chords ..............................................................198 Finding the principal triads ...............................................................199 Breaking out in chords .......................................................................200 Digging for Minor Chords ............................................................................201 Making the Most of Major and Minor Chords ...........................................202 Meet the Bossy Chords: Dominant 7ths ....................................................203 Harmonizing in Thirds and Sixths ..............................................................205 Part V: Taking It Up a Match: Techniques and Styles ...207 Chapter 13: The Language of Bowing ..........................209 Two Notes (Or More) with One Stroke: Legato ........................................210 Changing bow direction smoothly ...................................................211 Starting to slur two notes ..................................................................212 Slurring across strings .......................................................................216 Playing three notes in a bow stroke .................................................219 Fitting four notes in a bow stroke ....................................................222 Violin For Dummies Getting Up to Speed and Figuring Out Bow Division ...............................223 Deciding how much bow to use on a note or bar ..........................223 Doing the math: Dividing the bow by note values .........................225 Dividing the bow strokes in anticipation of the next note ............225 Adjusting the amounts of bow for dynamics ..................................226 Mais Oui, Maestro: Taking On Ze Accents ................................................226 Accenting the positive .......................................................................227 Hammering it out: Martelé ................................................................229 Meeting the Fanciest Bowings ....................................................................232 Slurred staccato ..................................................................................232 Meet the off-the-string family ............................................................233 Chapter 14: Putting Your Finger on It ...........................239 Two Notes Are Better Than One: Easy Double Stops ..............................239 Preparing your bow for double stops ..............................................240 Going from one string to two and back again .................................242 Ballet dancing with your fingers on the lower string ....................245 Playing double stops where both notes are stopped ....................246 Playing double stops galore ..............................................................247 Pulling Out All the Stops: Three- and Four-Note Chords ........................248 Three-note chords ..............................................................................249 Four-note chords ................................................................................250 A grand finale with chords ................................................................251 Getting into the First Four Positions .........................................................252 Finding first position ..........................................................................252 Smoothing out the second position .................................................253 Putting second position to work ......................................................254 Playing in third position ....................................................................256 Venturing forth in fourth position ....................................................258 Knowing what position you re in ......................................................261 Changing Position ........................................................................................261 Easing into shifting positions ............................................................262 Getting to know the four kinds of shifts ..........................................264 Changing position to go to a different string ..................................269 Playing a shifty song ..........................................................................270 All Aquiver: Vibrato .....................................................................................271 Getting started with vibrato ...... lu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...............272 Good vibrations: Using your vibrato in a real song .......................276 Tapping into Trills ........................................................................................276 Building speed of repetition ..............................................................277 Speeding from finger to finger ..........................................................277 Trilling techniques ..........................!...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...................278 Chapter 15: Styles of Music ...................................281 Fiddling Around with Country Music ........................................................281 Familiarizing yourself with fiddle music !! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...................282 Fiddling in different styles .................................................................284 Table of Contents Sounding like a fiddler .......................................................................285 Fiddling your way to songs ...............................................................287 Grooving to Jazz ...........................................................................................289 Listening to some jazz violin .............................................................289 Getting the jazz sound .......................................................................290 Jazzing up your violin ........................................................................294 Enchanting with Gypsy Violin ....................................................................296 Listening to some great gypsy violin ...............................................296 Romancing the violin .........................................................................297 Playing in the gypsy style ..................................................................302 Part VI: Getting into Gear, Staying in Gear .................305 Chapter 16: Finding the Right Violin and Bow for You ............307 Picking a Violin That s Right for You .........................................................307 The price is right ................................................................................308 Tip-top condition ................................................................................310 Old news ..............................................................................................311 Sound advice .......................................................................................311 All about appearance .........................................................................312 Sizing Up the Violin ......................................................................................313 Buying the Best Bow ....................................................................................315 What bows are made of .....................................................................315 How the bow feels ..............................................................................316 Deciding Whether to Rent or Buy Your Violin ..........................................317 Buying ..................................................................................................317 Renting .................................................................................................318 Renting to buy .....................................................................................319 Finding Your Violin .......................................................................................320 Getting Plugged into Electric Violins .........................................................322 Acoustic pickups ................................................................................322 Electric violins ....................................................................................323 Chapter 17: Polishing Your Assets: Violin Care and Maintenance .. .325 Cleaning Up ...................................................................................................325 Daily dusting .......................................................................................326 Cleaning the strings ...........................................................................326 Polishing the wood .............................................................................328 Changing Strings ..........................................................................................329 Taking off the old strings ...................................................................329 Prepping the pegs and string ............................................................332 Putting on strings attached at the tailpiece ....................................333 Putting on strings attached to fine tuners ......................................334 Tightening the strings ........................................................................335 Protecting Your Violin .................................................................................336 Upgrading Your Case ...................................................................................338 Changing Chinrests ......................................................................................342 Violin For Dummies Rehairing the Bow........................................................................................ 343 Finding Useful Accessories .........................................................................346 Necessities ..........................................................................................346 Extras ...................................................................................................346 Part (/11: The Part of Tens ...........................................351 Chapter 18: Ten Performers — and Their Recordings ............353 Niccolo Paganini (1782-1840).....................................................................353 Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)...........................................................................354 Jascha Heifetz (1899-1987).........................................................................354 Stéphane Grappelli (1908-1997).................................................................355 Yehudi Menuhin (1916-1999).....................................................................355 Itzhak Perlman (1945)..................................................................................357 Nigel Kennedy (1956)...................................................................................357 Mark O Connor (1961).................................................................................358 Natalie MacMaster (1973)...........................................................................358 Vanessa-Mae (1978).....................................................................................358 Chapter 19: Ten Ways to Go beyond This Book ..................359 Subscribing to a Magazine ..........................................................................359 Attending Concerts ......................................................................................360 Joining a Community Orchestra .................................................................361 Going to Summer Camps .............................................................................361 Playing in Small Groups ...............................................................................363 Participating in Festivals .............................................................................364 Local music festivals (competitive and noncompetitive) .............364 International music festivals .............................................................364 Building a CD Collection ..............................................................................365 Collecting Videos and DVDs .......................................................................365 Visiting Competitions ..................................................................................366 Performing at Hospitals and Seniors Homes ...........................................367 Chapter 20: Ten Tips on Finding a Teacher ......................369 Networking ..................................................................................................369 Calling the Local Orchestra .......... Z.ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ...........................370 Inquiring at Music Schools ..........................................................................371 Checking Out Community Colleges ...........................................................372 Asking at the University ..........................................................372 Hearing Students Play ................. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ . ................373 Asking at the Music Store .............. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. ................ 374 Mentioning Your Quest Everywhere ................ ..Z ......... ............................ 374 Looking for a Good Gut Feeling before You Start .....................................376 Table of Contents Meeting a Teacher for the First Time ........................................................376 Auditioning ..........................................................................................377 Planning lessons .................................................................................377 Making business arrangements ........................................................378 Appendix: How to Use the CO-ROM ............................379 Index ........................................................................391
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