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Jill Finale

9/27/2013

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My best advice for parents of new violinists (those parents who don't play the violin) is to learn to play "Twinkle" on your own violin and perform for a small crowd! I did this and it gave me great insight to the discipline, patience, effort, and sense of accomplishment needed to meet this wonderful challenge.

Try to establish a practice routine early on. 

Also, it's really fun to practice in different locations. Even a different room in the house can be fun.  Don't be afraid to take the instrument in the backyard, camping, or the park (weather permitting). 
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    Megan Holland plays and teaches the violin. She also enjoys spending time with her two daughters and husband James, who plays and teaches cello.

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