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The
Violin Studio of David Tanner
in Dublin, Ohio
Welcome
to my teaching page. I have been a full-time member of the Columbus
Symphony Orchestra violin section and a violin teacher since 1984 after
receiving a Bachelor of Music degree in violin performance from the
Eastman School of Music
in 1983. I have lived in Dublin, Ohio since 1991.
Through
the years I have taught classical violin to students of all ages and
levels
of skill. For most students the study of the violin is part of
the greater goal of music appreciation in general. Listening to
music and learning to play the violin is rewarding in many ways and
is a valuable addition to one's educational experiences. Please contact
me if you are interested in private study or if you have questions.
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The
Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestras information is at
http://www.columbussymphony.com/Youth_Orchestra_Auditions.cfm
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The
Olympus
WS-321M is a very small, inexpensive, high quality audio recorder.
Great for recording practicing. It's
also an mp3 player. You will find a good price on these at ebay.com
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Check
out http://www.playmypiece.com
where you can purchase the Suzuki books pieces as mp3 files either
individually or bundled.
These
recently recorded performances are excellent and very convenient
to purchase via their site and on iTunes.
The
web site also has some good violin
tutorials.
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The Kun shoulder rest is probably the best for most purposes.
Be sure to get the correct size for your violin and make sure
it's a real Kun.
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The
Korg
TM-40 tuner and metronome plays audible pitches 12 tones
above middle c and is reasonably loud as a metronome. See this
at Amazon.com
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The
Korg
OT-120 tuner
plays
tones over 8 octaves. This is very much more useful than the inexpensive
tuners. See this at Amazon.com
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Chris
Altenburg lives in Dublin
and owns Aliquot Piano Service.
I
recommend him.
614-264-0399
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Learn
the major key signatures with the circle of fifths.
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LINKS OF INTEREST |
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