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Why most violinists actually get it wrongโand how you can get it right.
I remember one of my studentsโa short, slightly overweight yet passionate kid who loved the violin and always wanted to play it.
โHe would look at his violin and sometimes run his hand along the side of it, feeling the smooth, freshly applied varnish of his most prized instrument.
โHe was honestly one of my favorites, partially because he was a great person, but also an underdog.
How was he an underdog, you ask?
Severe scoliosis.
His spine was so bent that he walked in a slanted fashion, his back visibly curved to the left, and his neck barely had any range of motion.
He was my favorite, but not of many other people.
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Pretty much everyone thought he'd never be able to play the violin at all, much less play it well.
But I believe anything can be done.
Fast-forward 2 years later....
He's getting ready to go onto a stage, a stage I've been on before.
I prep him by reviewing what side of the stage to enter on, how to walk, how to stay cool.
We don't talk about playing the violin or posture or anything.
We don't need to.
His performance time comes up, he nods at me and slowly walks through the heavy stage entrance doors... twisted step by twisted step.
I turn to look at the stage screen and I see him put his violin to his neck and a combination of awe and pity descend upon the venue, the audience feeling the weight of his disadvantages.
As he played the first phrase of the sonata he prepared for that day, the entire audience stood up in respectโeyes fixated on the player before them for the entire piece.
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That was something I had never seen before.
Upon finishing it, an applause with a sound reminiscent of the sound of a tidal wave ensued.
They didn't want him to leave the stage.
People asked him who he learned from, what he did, and if he or his teacher could teach them.
He came back to me and told me "Ethan... I feel like my violin is a part of me."
And that's when my jaw droppedโฆ
Right now, I want you to think back to all the times when you've played something or seen someone play something VERY well.
What did they all have in common?
I'll tell you.
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It's...
You never hear a virtuoso or a master being nervous with their instrument or not having enough control of it.
You don't see it either
Why?
Because over all those years of their practice, they've gotten it.
They understood how to control their violin gradually, absorbing small pieces of the puzzle along the way.
If you're going to impress people with your sound, impress yourself, play for your grandma, or if you're really looking to make your mark on the world with your soundโฆ
Now, you might be thinking I just taught him how to play a violin.
You might think I'm just a good teacher.
Any skilled violinist can teach someone how to play a violin.
It took more than just teaching him "how to play" and techniques and such.
I had to unravel nearly everything that was taught to him before by his previous teacher.
Why?
Because I had to make him FEEL like his instrument was a part of him.
I made him let his bodyโas twisted and painful as it wasโAGREE with the instrument.
I made him let the violin conform to him, not the other way around.
They try to follow normal, "textbook" posture. And nothing's wrong with that.
But it gets worse.
When the posture doesn't work out for them, they still keep trying, and they force themselves to work with it.
And that's often where problems arise. Neck pains, finger joint pains, and playing quality suffers.
Have you ever seen a beginner or an intermediate violinist complain about pain, or have just discomfort while playing it?
Of course.
Ever felt it yourself?
I did, too. Quite often.
Is that good? Encouraging?
Nope.
And God forbid if your body is different from most, or if you have a longer-than-usual neck or something like that.
If you do, you'll probably be beating yourself up, trying to get the usual posture to work for you not knowing why it won't.
Your progress will most likely be slow.
Some even quit the violin, sadly.
When I had my first chance to play violin well in a public contest and boost my music life, I blew it, but I started to study intensely on why I failed, and what makes others succeed.
I dove into it non-stop.
I went through countless exercises.
Nights full of sweaty practice.
Angry neighbors.
And eventually, with help from other people over and 145 different violin books and materials, I got it.
I discovered an extremely effective set of ways to gain supreme control over your instrument and play like a master before you even become one.
Time and Energy
Time and Energy
Time and Energy
Time and Energy
Great Sound
Time and Energy
Great Sound
Great Sound
Great Sound
Great Sound
To get started, you only need to do 3 simple things, which the vast majority of violinists don't:
I went through over 145 thick, detailed pieces of violin material to just BEGIN finding these things.
Many donโt have the time, or the desire to manually find the rest of this out.
However, when you doโฆ
Everything becomes easier, and you get a new form of competence with your instrument.
You stop "trying to play" and you start playing.
Whenever you touch your instrument, you improve faster than ever, because as one of my students says...
You're not limited anymore.
Supreme String Secrets is an eBook that lays out the foundations of amazingly intuitive string playing.
I've worked with hundreds of violin resources and taken the very best from all of them to reform five different areas of playing the violin to amazingly transform your playing skill and quality.
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