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Adjusting Violin Intonation

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Summary: Violin intonation at the 4th position is slightly off balance because of how close the note are together but it is simple to adjust this while playing. Learn other violin intonation tips from an experienced musician in this free video.

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By Elizabeth Willis
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Elizabeth Willis is a classically-trained violinist and pianist. He has studied piano since the age four, and violin since the age of five. She studied at the St. Louis Community Music...read more

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"Another thing that you can do which I kind of talked a little bit before is Adjusting. When you are playing and you want to sound more in tune, you can kind of adjust your note a little bit until you get the note that you want. And so let's just say you're playing the G on the D string, you can kind of adjust it around. So when I first started playing it was a little flat, just a little flat, and you can kind of adjust until you get the note that you want. So on the A string, same thing, if you played a D, what you can do is just move your finger around a little bit around the note until you find the note. This will help you not only play with great intonation but also, just learn how each note should sound individually."

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