How hard is it to learn the violin?
I’ve been able to read music since I was 6 and I’ve played guitar and bass for 8 years. I taught myself piano, and I play drums, so I can keep tempo in my head. My only problem is that I’m not sure if I can get used to not having any frets. I refuse to buy a violin with frets, as I think its cheating, and not truly mastering the instrument. Any suggestions for a good beginning violin? I’m only 4 ft 11 in, so I have really tiny hands too. Thanks.
How hard is the violin compared to the guitar?
i have played guitar a few years now, and i plan on starting violin soon, and i already play guitar. how is it to play compared to guitar, and what are the string tunings?
Posted by Pro Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Categories: Violin Community
Tags: compared, Guitar, hard, Violin
Where can you find a violin to rent or buy, and where can I find lessons, will it be hard to play?
I am a 14 year old that plays the piano and the clarinet, and now I would like to start playing the violin. Will it be hard to play considering I am starting a little later? Will my previous musical background help me? Where can I find a violin and a teacher?
Posted by Pro Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
Categories: Violin Community
Tags: Find, hard, lessons, Play, rent, Violin
How hard is it to teach yourself violin?
I really want to learn violin. I just love the sound of it, and I want to be a part of that sound. I’m highly considering purchasing a cheap, beginner violin and giving it a go. There aren’t very many, if any, violin instructors where I live, and if there are, I’m sure I can’t afford it. Is violin really that hard of an instrument to learn on your own? And are there any books for learning that you would recommend?
Thanks!
PS: Any tips would be greatly appreciated! And if someone could explain to me how rosin works.

