Violin positions allow players to move beyond first position and begin exploring the full range of the instrument.
For many violinists, learning to shift out of first position is an important milestone that marks the transition from early study into more advanced playing.
In this section of the Broadbent School of Violin Artistry, violinist Heather Kaye explores shifting technique and the skills that help violinists play confidently in higher positions.
Topics in this section include:
• Third position on the violin • Smooth shifting technique • Playing in tune in higher positions • Exercises that improve intonation • Developing confidence across the fingerboard
Learning to shift comfortably helps violinists expand their technical ability while maintaining accurate intonation and beautiful tone.
Students who wish to study position work in a structured way can continue their training inside the Broadbent School.
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