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Practicing with Best Practice Resounding Fingerboard
Selection of exercises and targets
Violin viola cello
These collections contain each 33 exercises that show you how to practise even better with the fingerboard attachment. The exercises are on the following topics:
- finger pressure, strengthening, coordination
- Vibrato
- string plane changes, double-stops/chords, changing positions, fluency, trills
Some of the exercises build on each other and are described in detail. There are also optional links to videos that show how to perform the exercises again. Many of the exercises also contain variations for execution as well as tips and further information.
The offers on the topic - shown below - (events, mini-subscriptions, booklets, fingerboard attachments) are for teachers and tutors alike.
- The print edition for violin and viola will be published on 1st July.
- The print edition for cello will be published in August
From the preface
Erdmute Maria Hohage // Angelika S. Schepke
The Resounding Fingerboard attachment speeds up learning processes significantly, and leads to rapid improvement, something that, in turn, increases motivation. For optimal results, we recommend exaggerated slow and conscious movements in the beginning and focusing the attention on the point of contact between finger and nodule.
With regular exercise you might even find that your finger span increases. Often users report that they are suddenly able to play fingered octaves effortlessly. This characteristic of the fingerboard attachment makes it a fantastic practising tool! However, we recommend being mindful with regards to additional stretching when using the fingerboard attachment - and to stretch within your limits. Remember, change doesn‘t happen overnight!