Extra Music For Fun
Extra Music For Fun, With Video Examples
Extra Music For Fun, With Video Examples
Scroll down to find all of the different pieces of music and video examples.
The Pokemon Theme Song uses only notes on the D and A string. Please see the video below for help in learning to play it.
The Pokemon Theme Song uses only notes on the D and A string. Please see the video below for help in learning to play it.
Pokemon Video.mp4Pokemon Demonstration Video
Violin
Viola
Cello
Bass
"Hedwig's Theme" from Harry Potter is a really fun piece to play. It uses mostly D and A string notes, but you will have to play one note on the G string. You will also need to play a C natural, which is in the space between the first and second tapes on the A string. You can do it! Use the information written on the music page and the video to help you learn it. There is also information under "Finger Tips" on page 26 (G string notes) and page 30 (C natural) in the book.
"Hedwig's Theme" from Harry Potter is a really fun piece to play. It uses mostly D and A string notes, but you will have to play one note on the G string. You will also need to play a C natural, which is in the space between the first and second tapes on the A string. You can do it! Use the information written on the music page and the video to help you learn it. There is also information under "Finger Tips" on page 26 (G string notes) and page 30 (C natural) in the book.
Harry Potter Video.mp4Harry Potter Video Demonstration
Violin
Viola
Cello
Bass
Fiddle Fun is a short tune using the notes on the D and A string. The piece also has what are called Double Stops, which is when you play two notes (on different strings) at the same time. To do this, you need to angle your bow so it covers both strings at the same time. For this piece, the second note is always the Open D string, so you only need to use your left hand on the A string. A video demonstration is included below.
Fiddle Fun is a short tune using the notes on the D and A string. The piece also has what are called Double Stops, which is when you play two notes (on different strings) at the same time. To do this, you need to angle your bow so it covers both strings at the same time. For this piece, the second note is always the Open D string, so you only need to use your left hand on the A string. A video demonstration is included below.
Violin - Fiddle Fun.pdfViola - Fiddle Fun.pdfCello - Fiddle Fun.pdfBass - Fiddle Fun.pdfStar Wars Theme
Star Wars Theme
StarWars.MOVStar Wars Video Demonstration
Star Wars For Beginners - Violin I.pdfStar Wars For Beginners - Viola.pdfStar Wars For Beginners - Cello.pdfStar Wars For Beginners - Double Bass.pdfFrere Jacques
Frere Jacques
The music page for this also has your notation help and a D Major Scale.
Violin Guide.pdfViola Guide.pdfCello Guide.pdfBass Guide - Share Link.pdfFrereJacques.MOVFrere Jacques Video Demonstration