Violin Note Chart Print

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1. A Major. For the A Major shape, use your first finger on the G and D string to play A and E, then use your middle finger for the C# on the A string and your third finger for the high A on the E string.
2. D Major. D Major has finger 1 on the G string to play an A, finger 2 playing F# on the D string, and your third finger playing D on the A string and A on the E string.
3. G Major. G Major sees just two fingers: your first finger on B on the A string and your second finger on G on the E string. You can play the G and D strings openly, making this one of the easier shapes to manage.
4. F Major. F Major has finger 1 on the E string in the low 1, finger 2 playing F on the D string and finger 3 playing C on the G string. You play the A string open, so make sure none of your other fingers are accidentally touching it.
5. A Minor. The A Minor shape is very similar to A Major. All that’s changed is the C# has been flattened to a C. So, finger 1 plays both A on the G string and E on the D string.
6. E Minor. E Minor is another quite simple shape. Finger 1 plays E on the D string and B on the A string, whilst your middle finger holds down G on the E string.
7. B Minor. Finally, B Minor has finger 2 on B on the G string and F# on the D string, whilst your third finger plays D on the A string. Don’t play the E string.
8. Learn the Staff Layout The first step to reading violin notes is understanding the basic symbols.
9. Learn the Note Names Now that you know the basics, we will learn to read our first notes!
10. Learn Rhythm Violin music is made up of different kinds of notes that show us how long the sound will last.
11. Q1. Can I learn to play the violin on my own? A: You certainly can! There are numerous tutor books and websites available for learning the violin.
12. Q2. How long does it take to play the violin in tune? A: The time it takes to play the violin in tune varies greatly from person to person.
13. Q3. What are the different strings on my violin?

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