5+ Ways to Refine Intonation in Practice

How to practice intonation for different scenarios, such as challenging keys and positions. As Leon Fleisher said, "You must hear before you play." Practice slowly and very intentionally with these strategies and with enough patience and persistence, you will play more in tune.

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0:00 - Note-Matching
0:40 - Bach Presto
1:26 - Perfect Intervals
2:32 - Double Stops
3:44 - Mozart Symphony 39 2nd movement
6:07 - Transposing tunes up an octave
8:28 - Mozart Violin Concerto 4
9:04 - Playing down an octave
9:32 - Tuning to a Drone Pitch
11:54 - Organizing Hand Frames by Positions
12:12 - Mendelssohn Violin Concerto opening
13:50 - Bonuses

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Inna Langerman
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