Ode to Joy violin sheet fingering

Ode to Joy violin score is shown below:

The key points of fingering:

1, make sure that each finger is on top of that pitch;

2, the palm of the hand should not be flared outward, and should not be too close to the neck of the violin.

3, the position of the left thumb varies from person to person;

4, it is not recommended to place the neck against the tiger's mouth position, which will limit finger dexterity, placing the hand in a lower position allows the fingers to reach more tones.

Holding the bow:

1. Hold the bow in your right hand, with the tip of the thumb against the spiral sleeve (the root of the bow), and the other fingers holding the bow shaft, so that the back of the hand becomes a natural circle.

2. The fingers need to be softly bent. Bow pole is located in the index finger, middle finger, ring finger of the end of the section (i.e., the end of the finger), the thumb is exactly opposite the middle finger, the tip of the little finger, easy to put on the bow pole, so that easy to adapt to the needs of the bow, forward or backward movement (move forward in the upper bow, backward in the lower bow).

3. The four fingers must be slightly close to each other, not separately, otherwise it will look clumsy and ungainly.

Expanded information:

Fingering exercises:

1. Fingering exercises can be used as a warm-up before each practice.

2. Pay attention to the rise and fall of each finger during fingering exercises.

3. Try to raise each finger as high as you can when you slow down to practice.

4, each time through the explosive force of the finger up, down by the natural strength of the finger to press down, by the finger's own strength on the string.

5, the violin does not require a lot of strength, the focus is on accuracy.

6, practice to keep changing speed, do not practice at the same speed.