Strengthening Exercises for First Position E-Course

Strengthening Exercises for First Position e-course includes the ebook plus corresponding tutorial videos helping violinists develop reading confidence, muscle memory, stability and improved intonation with every finger and finger combination possible in first position on the violin.

This course is housed at the Online Violin Education membership site. Once you enroll, you will receive directions on how to register your account. Once your membership is approved, you can start working immediately with the training videos and the ebook.

"Strengthening Exercises for First Position" is perfect for first position newbies and seasoned first position players wanting to improve intonation. The exercises mindfully practiced at a faster tempo can help more advanced players discover and fix their first position intonation inconsistencies.

 was $192

Now Only $77 for a limited time.

eCourse Includes:

• 17 Training videos for every finger pattern demonstrating the pitches, name of the pitches, finger relationships, and how pitches relate across the instrument.
• Fundamental training videos teaching the importance of holding fingers down, hovering fingers, and finger strength and supplemental videos for technique.
• 24 Play-Along Videos for Strengthening Exercises on every string.
• All 41 videos are housed in a virtual classroom accessible to you 24/7.
• Finger pattern visuals can be found in the E-Course and E-Book before each new finger pattern is introduced to help you visually see and refer to whenever in question of what fingers touch.
• BONUS E-BOOK: Fourth Finger Studies for first position $11
• BONUS E-BOOK: A Major/minor Scales and Arpeggios for first position $4.80
• BONUS E-BOOK: Scale Studies for Bach Minuets $4
• Access to Heather's Private Facebook Study group

AFTER TAKING THIS COURSE, YOU WILL LEAVE NO INCONSISTENCY UNTURNED IN FIRST POSITION.

This course is for you if:

• You are looking for a detailed online course to master first position.
• You want to improve your note reading skills in first position.
• You want to improve your intonation (playing in tune) and muscle memory in first position.
• You are ready to truly master first position.
• You desire to play with proper technique.
• You want play along videos for exercises to make sure that you are truly playing correctly.
• You want to play faster and more relaxed.