I want to learn the violin, but the fingering is not clear. Have you got any pictures? Thank you.

1 and "1 Ba" represent the initial consonant (index finger) position in the first position, and "2 Ba" represents the initial consonant (index finger) position in the second position. When the index finger presses "f2 or #f2", this is the first position; When the index finger presses "g2 or #g2", this is the second position; When the index finger is pressed on "a2 or #a2", this is the third position.

c major

G string index finger la, middle finger si, ring finger do and little finger ri-the middle finger is close to the ring finger.

D string? Index finger mi, middle finger fa, ring finger so, little finger la-the middle finger is close to the index finger;

A rope? , index finger si, middle finger do, ring finger ri, little finger mi-the middle finger is close to the index finger;

String? The index finger fa, the middle finger so, the ring finger la and the little finger si-the index finger falls backwards by a semitone. ? There are three liters in a major, fa, do and so?

What do you encounter on the basis of C University? Hair, do what? So, move your hand forward half a degree, that is? Is the ring finger near the little finger on the G string?

D string middle finger next to the ring finger? A, put the middle finger next to the ring finger?

The index finger of E string moves up one degree, close to the middle finger of C key, but the middle finger moves up half a degree, close to the ring finger.

Flat semitone in f major. ?

That is, the position of si moves down by half a degree? G string, middle finger close to index finger. A string, index finger back half a degree, E string, little finger next to ring finger.

Extended data:

1. At first, my arms and fingers may be a little stiff and the weather is cold. In this way, rushing to practice will affect the quality of practice. A better way is to soak your hands in hot water for a while, and your fingers will soon recover their softness and sensitivity. Chrysler also uses this method.

2, before practice, should check whether the relationship between the strings is accurate, the usual practice is to use a small six-degree interval test. Never practice on strings with inaccurate intervals, otherwise, in order to get accurate pitch, your finger must be pressed in an incorrect position, which will change the accuracy of finger movements after a long time; If you press the right position, the sound will be inaccurate, damaging your hearing or confusing your fingers.

3. Check whether the pitch of each string is correct when practicing. The method is to use a tuning fork and conditionally use a piano with accurate pitch. If the pitch of the same string is different every day, it will have a negative impact on people's hearing and the instrument itself.