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Violin String Names
C Major Violin Arpeggio
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 1st Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 2nd Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 3rd Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 4th Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 5th Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 6th Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 7th Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 8th Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 9th Degree
C Major Violin Arpeggio: 10th Degree
Violin Improv in C Major
C Major Arpeggio Sheet Music
C Major Violin Arpeggio Tips
Summary: The violin is one of the most important melodic instruments in history. Learn how to read a C Major scale arpeggio on sheet music in this free video clip series.
Jason Salmon has been playing the violin for 17 years, and has been teaching violin for seven years. He taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which offers affordable violin...read more
"We've now learned how to play and construct a C tonic major arpeggio on the violin. But let's take a look at it on staff paper. Here's our Treble Cleff. Now here's our C. Remember we start off with the second finger. Remember, the fingerings are on top. The degrees of the arpeggio are below. So we have our first scale degree 1 and second finger and it's also in second position, remember that. Now we have a 2 with E and it has a natural, so it's E natural. Remember, G is 3, C is 4, E natural has a 3 over it meaning it's played with the third finger. G is 6 and so forth and so forth. You see, as we get to our 8th, 9th, and 10th scale degree we switch positions on the 8th, that's why we have this 1 here because it switches."
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