About Course

This 24-hour course is ideal for young violinists with basic skills who are ready to progress to an intermediate level. Learners will refine bow control, develop intonation accuracy, and explore advanced bowing styles such as détaché, staccato, and legato. The course introduces shifting techniques to higher positions, vibrato exercises, and musical phrasing. Students will practice scales, arpeggios, and sight-reading while learning expressive playing. By the end of the program, students will confidently perform intermediate-level pieces, gain stage confidence, and participate in a recital showcasing their progress.

Key Benefits:

• Live, interactive sessions with expert violin instructors.
• Mastery of advanced bowing techniques and hand coordination.
• Development of vibrato and shifting for expressive playing.
• Exposure to classical and folk pieces with performance coaching.
• Confidence-building exercises for solo and group performances.

What You’ll Learn:

Technique & Bowing Mastery

• Proper violin hold, bow grip, and finger placement.
• Advanced bowing techniques: Détaché, Staccato, Legato.
• Smooth string crossing and dynamic control.

Scales, Arpeggios & Sight-Reading

• One- and two-octave major/minor scales (A Major, D Major, G Major).
• Arpeggios and double stops for finger dexterity.
• Rhythmic accuracy and reading complex sheet music.

Expressive Playing & Vibrato

• Introduction to wrist and arm vibrato.
• Musical phrasing, slurs, and dynamics for expressive performance.
• Stage presence and overcoming performance anxiety.

Repertoire & Final Recital

• Learning and performing intermediate-level classical/folk pieces.
• Recital preparation with stage etiquette.
• Solo and ensemble performance with constructive feedback.