How to Play Better In Tune With An Electronic Tuner
1,305 views · Published 27 May 2018 · 10:51 · Indexed 4 November 2026
Channel: FiddleHed · 2018 · Music
It can be challenging to play in tune on your own, especially if you don’t have a teacher. I think the processes of audiation, call-and-response, interval and drone practice are the very best ways to play better in tune on a long-term basis. I made some “Learning Chunks” on the FiddleHed site to help you do this. These focused exercises contain sheet music, tabs and mp3 snippets to guide you on each step of your fiddle journey. These and all new lesson pages can be viewed for one week after publication with a FREE trial membership. Check it out here: https://fiddlehed.com And after you sign up, I’ll also send you a mini-course of lessons specially designed for your skill level. Alrighty. Play every day, have fun 😀 and thanks for making music 🙏 Now, go fiddle with it... Jason 🎻
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