Most Chinese and foreign violinists began to learn violin at the age of 4-6, and some players began to learn violin at the age of 7-8. For example, the former Soviet violinist oistrakh and the Israeli violinist Itzak Perlman all started to learn the violin at the age of five, the Polish violinist wieniawski started to learn the piano at the age of six, and the former Soviet violinist Leonid Ke Gang started to learn the piano at the age of seven.

Playing the violin means standing with the piano in one hand. To play music well, opponents and 3-4-year-old children with small fingers and insufficient strength are too reluctant.

But learning musical instruments pays great attention to children's skills. If you are too old to learn the piano, it is not conducive to training your arms and fingers to play the piano. On the contrary, some complicated movements are easy to master when you are young. Considering all factors, it is more appropriate to learn violin at the age of 5~6.

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The performance and function of the violin The violin is a stringed instrument, which evolved from the ancient European bowstring instrument over a long period of time. Modern violin gradually took shape in the late16th century.

The violin is made of wood and consists of a neck and a body, with a total length of about 600 mm and a body length of about 355 mm, with four strings. Set the string according to g1-d1-a1-E2.

The range is very wide, about four octaves. The fingerboard is fixed on the neck of the piano. The main body of the piano consists of a panel, a bottom plate, etc. There is a sound beam under the panel. Clamp the piano body between the jaw and clavicle, press the string with your left hand and pull the bow with your right hand.

It is an important instrument in solo, ensemble and orchestra. Violin has beautiful timbre, pure sound quality and wide range, which can be called an instrument with excellent musical performance and wide musical functions.

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