LEARNING VIOLIN AND VIOLA BY VISUALIZATION AND COMICS

What You Will Learn?

• LEARNING BY VISUALIZATION AND COMICS - LEARN HOW TO PLAY AND TEACH THE VIOLIN AND THE VIOLA.
• Do you want to learn how to play relaxed, in a tension-free and effortless way with the help of mental images and comics?.
• Welcome to join the world of Violin Friends and Lauri Hamalainen..
• LEARNING BY VISUALIZATION will take you on a journey that will give you concrete exercises and tips how to learn to play violin or viola in a tension-free and relaxed way by using visualizing how something feels..
• Each video will will cover the most fundamental topics of violin and viola playing with great tips and insights that I have been using with my own students for 30 years. The videos will present teaching concepts and visualization exercises by some of the greatest teachers in classical music:.
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• We will use images from The Amazing Violin Comics and mp3:s and sheet music from Violin Friends Method Books..
• Visualizing playing patterns helps us to learn better because imaginary concepts helps to engage our imagination and emotions. To create an emotional connection to what we are trying to learn makes learning more engaging and profound..
• LEARNING BY VISUALIZATION  is suitable for students and teachers who are interested to learn how to improve their sound and to find more relaxed ways of playing. .
• Teaching music by visualization has been presented during international string teachers conferences in Sweden, Spain, Estonia, Turkey, UK and Portugal by Lauri Hamalainen, the author of The Amazing Violin Comics..
• Language: English.
• Subtitles: English and Chinese.
• Length of videos: 2-5 min.
• Number of videos: 11.
• LEARNING BY VISUALIZATION: Learn to play the violin or the viola, became more sensitive to how it feels to play, learn with body-awareness and the power of images..
• One of the most important things in order for you to become your own best teacher, is to pay more attention to the signals your body is sending you. This can be described as body-awareness or the returning signal. .
• In these videos, you will learn how to pay more attention to how it feels to play. In order to avoid any extra tension in your body try always to think from big movements to small..
• We will use examples from the Amazing Violin Comics as well as ideas by Paul Rolland, Kim Kashkasian, William Pleeth and Barry Green..
• To visualize how it feels to play helps us to learn actual playing patters and prepares our body and mind for playing. To use images in string teaching activites the visual cortex and can make learning more effective by engaging our imaginations and emotions..
• Every video can be studied with examples from The Amazing Violin Comics..
• Please share your thoughts and feedback as you progress trough these videos..
• At the end of the course each student who goes trough each class and shares their experience with the group will receive a personalized DIPLOMA for completing this course..
• Let's Play, Together!.
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