Skip to content
Menu
Home
Catalog
Catalog menu
Butterfly Theme Violins
Flower Theme Violins
Mystic Owl Violins
Twinkle Star Violins
Race Car Violin
Tie Dye Violin
Sugar Skull Violins
Panda Bear Violins
Blue Lightning Violin
Violin Fairy Violin
Pink Camo Violin
Galaxy Ride Violins
Dragon Violins
Animal Kingdom
Rock Star Violin
Celtic Love Violin
Glow Bows
Custom Tailpieces
Custom Violin Cases
Rozanna's Carbon Compositie Violins
News & More
About Us
Contact
Blog
Outstanding Youth
Log in
Create account
Search
Return Policy
Privacy Policy
Covid19 Safety
Terms of Service
Refund Policy
Search again
View cart
Rozanna's Blog
June 7, 2016
Most Common Misconceptions About Violin Practice & Making Mistakes
By Rozanna Weinberger Practicing often entails making mistakes. But one of the greatest sources of confusion is how to deal with mistakes effectively. From the standpoint of utilizing our natural abilities it may come down to how we notice things. A skilled teacher will help provide the student with the necessary parameters to observe perceived […]
Read more
May 15, 2016
Natural Left Hand Technique and Common Misconceptions
by Rozanna Weinberger One of the biggest challenges for advancing players is a comfortable left hand technique, including the ability to go from note to note without excessive strain as well as sound finger action & vibrato. There have been many great teachers of string playing, but two come to mind as pioneers shedding light on a […]
Read more
May 7, 2016
Most Common Misconceptions About Bow Technique & Sound Production
by Rozanna Weinberger For many string players, there is very little about playing a violin, viola or cello that feels natural without plenty of practicing. While no one can avoid plenty of practice to master a piece of music to the point where it is ready for performance, no doubt, discovering the easiest way to […]
Read more
April 23, 2016
The Most Common Misconceptions About Right Hand Finger Action
by Rozanna Weinberger Right hand finger action is a cause for bewilderment by many students. The myth is that the fingers must be trained to move back and forth, to curl and straighten, to effect a proper bow hold. While in principal its true these movements need to occur, the movements are the effect of a […]
Read more
April 16, 2016
Wrist vs Arm Vibrato: Which is better?
by Rozanna Weinberger Throughout my studies it was typical that various teachers would espouse preferences in vibrato,between arm or wrist. D.C. Dounis has an interesting perspective where he goes so far as to say one is inferior to the other. Continuing from the material covered from the interview between Samuel Applebaum and Dounis, this entry will examine […]
Read more
April 13, 2016
D. C. Dounis and Natural Left Hand Technique
Discussions on D.C. Dounis, Part 1.a, by Rozanna Weinberger There is evidently very little written about how Dounis understood technique or insights into his genius aside from the content of his etude books. My own impression on his contribution to string technique is through his impact on the playing of William Primrose and Karen Tuttles […]
Read more
March 12, 2016
Violin company inspires music creativity in kids
Login | March 11, 2016 Violin company inspires music creativity in kids Pictures SHERRY KARABIN Legal News Reporter Published: March 10, 2016 Akron native Rozanna Lee Weinberger said she grew up dreaming of one day being accepted to The Juilliard School. She started playing piano at 4, viola at 9 and was composing music in first […]
Read more
January 16, 2016
Most Common Misconceptions About Left Hand Technique: The Wrist
by Rozanna Weinberger I remember when first study Feldenkrais they thew out fancy words like distal and proximal. Wikipedia has a fairly clearcut definition and I’ll use it here to make a point. The terms proximal (from Latin proximus, meaning “nearest”) and distal (from Latin distare, meaning “to stand away from”) are used to describe parts of a feature that are close to […]
Read more
Previous
1
2
3
4
5
…
13
Next
Close Cart
Shopping Cart
Your cart is currently empty.
Enable cookies to use the shopping cart
t: e
(-
)
Remove
Item Quantity
Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
Press the space key then arrow keys to make a selection.
English
Arabic
Bulgarian
Czech
Dutch
English
Finnish
French
German
Hindi
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Polish
Romanian
Russian
Spanish