自強街87號

@ 肩膀還是疼痛 (可能是高球害的，不能都怪給小提琴)。每日練習時間仍不能擴充，但好多了、有逐漸增加的期待。
@ 將 第二號學生協奏曲 第三樂章 seitz op.12 平順流暢演奏完畢後，當作前面所有基本動作的總結成發，就四四六六算通過啦 哈哈~ 然後該跟中提琴家見個面囉；馬的，聽說他日前背叛了他的中提琴、開始全心投入小提琴的演奏世界，在樂團竟提出改換演奏席位的聲請。幹，從他現在練習的曲目便知，他越拉越好了。不行，我得加把勁惹... XD

@ 日前因為肩傷 (電腦、揮桿、拉琴、久坐、過肥)，停了一個多月，現在好多、可以恢復摸小狐狸啦；加上聽 ray 說到一個訊息，更加想提前開始惹：
拉小提琴一小時，約可燃燒 170 Kcal 的熱量！

如何能較輕鬆以指尖按弦？
抵住腮托是個力、方向向下；肩托是個力、方向向上，上下抵銷，小提琴得以撐住，感覺上毋須出力。手 (虎口) 須扶住琴身嗎？一點點吧、或幾乎不用，或最多用左手拇指肉墊或稍下方 (尤其是手小者，此因人演奏習慣而異) 輕微支撐即可、與肩膀約略同向、與按弦下壓的力量相抵；左拇稍微出力相抵即可，不要整個 '握住' 琴頸，否則手指不可能放鬆、不能放鬆就不能快速移動、作動笨拙，那還拉個屁琴啊？

7 Reasons why you should be Playing on your Fingertips
I come across a fair number of violin students who have got into a habit of playing with flat left hand fingers. These can differ from almost completely flat fingers to varying degrees of uprightness.

光是把第三本的第六、七兩頁拉好拉滿，足以耗去我整個 2020 後半年。所以必須制定一個 ‘不用看譜快速練習模式’，以節省翻譜查閱的繁瑣：
＠ 將全二頁分為四小段、每段分別僅主一弦、依序為 Ｅ、Ａ、Ｄ、Ｇ (從難入手)；一弦六行、四弦共二十四行。毋須一段以數弦拉奏。

以後暫時沒有小葫蘆了，因為有個人說他要準備考試、沒空練 (藉口啦 ㄏ)，所以我把我的小葫蘆先收著、然後把他的小阿姨給海盜過來用、然後將小阿姨重新命名為 '小狐狸'，至於還有一把愛樂社社長的收藏 (德國手工琴)，今後稱他為 '小王子'。
今天終於完成了第三把位的基本練習 (#1~#32)，整整一個月 ㄎ。所以以後不斷重複練習此段就好，再過來的 harmonics 就稍等等囉。重點將放在 '3rd pos.' 與 'kaiser 1~12'：音準、音準、音準、relaxing、phrase、balance、and bowing。覺得我對自己還是不夠嚴格，有點妥協自己的嫌疑喔... :)

Why do pianos have 88 keys?
1 February 2019, 16:41 | Updated: 1 February 2019, 16:46
A standard piano has 88 keys: 52 white and 36 black. But who decided this number would be the norm, and why?

終於要開始第三把位了！但由於現在還不是練琴的天氣，一天只能花少少的時間接觸一下了：
一、凱撒 1~12 = 一天一首

What is the Suzuki Method?
February 28, 2012, 9:01 AM · Laurie Niles
As a Suzuki teacher for about 20 years, as well as the editor of Violinist.com for the past 15, I have tried to make this guide to the Suzuki Method both simple and comprehensive, to help you understand the Suzuki Method and have access to more information about it.

A Guide to Choosing the Right Violin Strings
Eliminate the guesswork and find the perfect strings for your instrument
by Richard Ward AUGUST 22, 2012
Some violinists stick with the strings they’ve been using for years, while others constantly seek different strings that might improve their instrument’s sound or make playing easier. These days, string players face a multitude of choices when it comes to picking violin strings, including a cavalcade of E strings that come plated in platinum, gold, and silver, among other materials. Trying every available string on the market to find your dream strings is probably unrealistic, but you can make an educated guess about a string’s sound if you understand some of the qualities of its core and winding materials, string tension, and the general tonal and playing qualities of each brand.