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It stands to reason that if you are learning to play violin, there are a few items that are needed in order to do so. Some items are crucial and you should have them right off the bat. But there are a few items that you can do without for a bit until you became more talented. So here is a list of some violin accessories you’ll need on your journey of from the area of violin newbies to divas.
* Violin and Bow- Pretty obvious right? * Violin Case- It should be one with a tough outer casing and soft inner linings so to entirely protect the instrument. * Violin Shoulder Pad- this is often a professional shoulder pad that attaches to the instrument, or you can simply use a sponge held on by rubber bands. * Rosin- This is a little block that looks like hard wax. It is rubbed onto the bow to help it pull the strings. * Music Stand- You can get an inexpensive wire music stand reasonably cost-effectively. If all else fails, simply tape your music to the wall! * Pitch Pipe / Metronome- I put these together because you can buy a metronome that includes a pitch pipe. The metronome is to help you keep time and the pitch pipe will aid you in keeping the violin in tune . * Music- Your instructor will help you decide what you should play, and then you can get your sheet music or music book. * additional Strings- I would like to recommend you get a second set of strings even if you are just starting. They tend to break, particularly when you’re just learning to tune.
So there you go. This list should help you work out what all that you need and what’s left for you to pick up.
If you don?t have an instructor yet and would like to start learning to play violin at your own pace, then head over and pick up your online violin training course. You?ll be playing like a pro in no time!