If possible, I would like to read some propositions, with pieces of "reference" like "end of 4th year: Bach am, Dont op. Thank you by now. Theresa 7 posts. HuangKaiVun 10 posts. Lydia Leong 5 posts. Klaus Weber 6 posts. To play like Heifetz, TWO lifetimes,and then some The real answer is, "It varies widely, depending on the talent of the student and the amount of time they are able to put into it. There's been a fair amount of past discussion on the board about this topic -- check the archives.
I think 7 years, with a lot of good, focused practicing, is probably a good guess for how long it takes for a good student to become an accomplished intermediate student who plays level 4 ASTA pieces well. That would be a guess for students who show promise. Some might work through the materials faster than that, in even 4 years if they had a strong musical background or strong ability. But I would guess that the average person of solid musical ability, with the hard work of practice, would be comfortable in level 4 in 7 years.
And I definitely mean that such a person would have developed the skills to play well the majority of the material in level 4. If you make music your profession, remember that in any profession especially doctors and engineers , you never stop learning.
What hope can I give to a bad, a regular, or an excellent student, in their 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. If somebody believes his her own experience brings something else, in can be helpful either. No matter what level they are at, drop everything and get them started on the 2nd movement of the Brahms Concerto.
There is no need to learn any other piece of music after this one anyway. Doesn't your ongoing experience with each individual student hone and shape what they and you need to do to improve? I think the answer to this is very individualized. It depends on the student, their goals for themselves and their ability to devote time to music. Let's assume you have 2 students with equal above-average talent. The other is just happy to be playing and fits this in with soccer, baseball, and squeeks in about 30 minutes of practice between social activities.
After 2 years, where do you think they'll be? They may both be just as happy as can be with their playing but they will be at different levels. And you can't group them together or say "at 2 or 3 or 4 years, students will be playing Hi, I've been playing just over a year now. I taught myself with help from school. And the fact is, everyone learns at a different speed, so it's very difficult to tell everyone exactly how long it will take them to learn the violin.
Your learning speed depends on how much you practice. Learning is a lifelong journey, a musician is always learning. All Violin Notes on the D String 0. All Violin Notes on the G String 0. How to play Ode to Joy — Beethoven 7. All Violin Notes for Beginners 2. How to play Drink to Me Only 0. How to play Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy 1. How to play Auld Lang Syne 2.
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Getting to a point on the violin that you sound good just takes more work. I use myself as a guinea pig in that and pour all my knowledge in my lessons. And yes, often my students progress four times as fast or learn stuff on which they get stuck at other teachers. Is it bowing , scales or something else? I take you from scratch step by step to your first violin concerto including 40 videos, sheet music and violin tabs. Classical violinist helping you overcome technical struggles and play with feeling by improving your bow technique.
What you now see as a minimum, will certainly change over the years. Yes, you can already play some tunes after a year, but would you be satisfied with the sound quality? I hope this is helpful anyway and gives you a realistic idea about playing the violin. The easiest way to enjoy music is to relax on the couch and listen to your favorite composer or artist.
I love playing an hour of scales every day as it brings so much piece to my mind. I love discovering new music and finding out how it sounds better… and better… and better. I love finding creative solutions to technical problems and the fulfillment that brings when it works after hard work.
I love this master who challenges me every day to become a better, more patient and more loving version of myself. You can start to play at any age. If you decide in favour of the violin, check out my free beginner course. What a great article Zlata, and so true in my limited experience.
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