Violin teaching ideas

Here are nine great ways to keep children engaged in focused practice by adding a little fun to each practice session!

This fun violin game will rock your next group lesson, orchestra party, or rainy day in with your favorite little violinist. Play the rainbow while you learn note names and discover where to put those little violin fingers.

5 Violin Teaching Ideas for Suzuki Teachers…

The parts of the violin include the body, the neck, the pegbox, the scroll, the bridge, the soundpost, the tailpiece, the chinrest, and the strings. Each of these components plays a crucial role in producing the distinctive sound and functionality of the instrument. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced violinist, learning about the parts of the violin can enhance your musical experience and deepen your understanding of this beloved instrument.

Are you a first time learner looking to find out more about the parts of your new violin? Or simply curious? Either way, you’re in the right place. We'll cover every part of the violin and also tell you how to fix it if it breaks. It's important to...

A good beginning in violin is everything. Getting things right from the start is what good beginnings are all about. What do these words really mean?

Care & Feeding of the Violin

Parts of the Violin and Bow

Renowned pedagogue Shirley Givens' series for beginning violinists is widely respected for its clear, child-friendly format, and its sensible progression through techniques. There are lots of pictures, fun and familiar songs, and even pages for coloring! Ms.Givens uses a "Movable Do" system to teach pitch relationships and good intonation. Recommended for very young children. Book 2C, Meet Vibby Vibrato, teaches vibrato step-by-step with many songs and exercises. First, posture and violin…