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Sierra Noble – Medley: Fiddle Fingers / Old Man and the Old Woman / Liberty Two-Step

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Cincinnati, Ohio (PRWEB) September 3, 2003

For every kid who wants to play piano or keyboard, and every time-starved parent who dreads more chauffering and daily tussles at practice time, Playtime Piano Instruction has a solution that happens right at home.

Parents, who may harbor unpleasant childhood memories of their own humorless task master teacher looming with ruler poised to strike, have embraced PlaytimeÂ?s Â?kinder and gentlerÂ? approach. Proof it works: Kids stick with it, rockinÂ? recitals with standing room only, and a steady demand for lessons.

Playtime PianoÂ?s program begins by indexing each studentÂ?s dominant learning style and respecting their personal musical tastes and goals. Students learn to read and play music and understand the meaning of musical terms and symbols, and are encouraged to express themselves through original composition.

Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) September 3, 2003

For every kid who wants to play piano or keyboard, and every time-starved parent who dreads more chauffering and daily tussles at practice time, Playtime Piano Instruction has a solution that happens right at home. Parents, who may harbor unpleasant childhood memories of their own humorless task master teacher looming with ruler poised to strike, have embraced PlaytimeÂ?s Â?kinder and gentlerÂ? approach.

Playtime PianoÂ?s program begins by indexing each studentÂ?s dominant learning style and respecting their personal musical tastes and goals. Students learn to read and play music and understand the meaning of musical terms and symbols, and are encouraged to express themselves through original composition. Proof it works: Kids stick with it, rockinÂ? recitals with standing room only, and a steady demand for lessons.

Question by Jentleman: Can anyone play octave double stops on the violin with the 2nd and 4th fingers?
I used to play the violin as a hobby at the beginner-intermediate level when I was in high school. I haven’t played much in the last 15 years except to play some of my old music every now and then. Now that I am trying to encourage my very young kids to become interested in music, I decided to bring out the violin and start playing some. It’s not easy restarting because I find that after not practicing for so long I’m struggling just to control the bow and to play in tune. It will probably take me at least several months to review my old music and regain some of my former skills.

Question by Things that make you go hmm…: Why does Paul McCartney play a 30” neck bass guitar instead of a standard 34”? Short fingers?
This is from an article from www.answers.com : “The “long scale” necks used on Leo Fender’s basses, giving a scale length (distance between nut and bridge) of 34″, remain the standard for electric basses. However, 30″ or “short scale” instruments, such as the Höfner Violin Bass, played by Paul McCartney, and the Fender Mustang Bass are popular, especially for players with smaller hands.”

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Answer by Adrian
cuz hes a god and he does what he wants lol

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A guide to the alternating fingers exercise found on stringsavvy.com at www.stringsavvy.com and www.stringsavvy.com Free Violin Lessons at www.stringsavvy.com

View full supplements at www.stringsavvy.com In a response to a question posted on www.stringsavvy.com, I answer the question of whether its required to set ALL of your fingers down to produce a note.