beginner
beginner
23:47 on Wednesday, September 12, 2007
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Re: beginner
11:38 on Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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Re: beginner
19:32 on Sunday, November 4, 2007
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Re: beginner
20:58 on Friday, December 21, 2007
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wolfsong (5 points)
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Viola is slightly harder to me, only if you're playing with other people (duets, trios, ensembles, etc). Not because the instrument itself is more difficult, but because violas in a group RARELY play the melody. I play in my school's string ensemble, and we have 2 cellos, about 30 violins, and only one viola. I usually get stuck with harmony or baseline.
Also, I've noticed many of the violins in the class have the nut raised higher than my viola. When i play their violins, the strings are finer and firmer, so they cut into my fingers slightly.
I agree with tsevere, though. go by sound, not diffculty. Like for me, I'm trying to learn harp. Dont even try to tell me that harp is easy.
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Re: beginner
14:57 on Thursday, May 1, 2008
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talentedxMUSICIA N
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Posted by talentedxMUSICIAN
violas get no credit for existing. most people don't even know we exist. in ensemble music the viola part is generally easier, my theory, "composers think anything faster than quarter notes are scary and cannot handle the melody." But then there's the few people that prove that wrong, like me. If you're a beginner track down some ensemble music and look at that. Solo music is just as hard as any instrument. For technique, I find it easier to do vibrato and reach my pinkie to my g string on my violin rather than the c on my viola. The viola's a bigger instrument and a little more difficult to handle in certain ways.
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Re: beginner
22:27 on Tuesday, July 29, 2008
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