Straight Wrist When Playing The Violin - FUN TIP

Having a straight left wrist when playing the violin helps in the long run because it helps with your intonation when putting fingers down on the fingerboard. Today, I'm gong to show you a fun little idea that you can implement with your students if they're having trouble with their left wrist. -- Eric Mrugala is from Chicago, IL and started playing the violin at the age of three. He is an active performer and teacher based Massachusetts. Eric is dedicated to erasing lines between audiences and music through performance, and education. SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/user/emrugala... #violin #violinlesson SAY HELLO! Website: https://www.ericmrugala.com Facebook:   / eric.mrugala   Instagram:   / erictheviolinist   Twitter:   / ericmrugala   READING MATERIAL Blog: https://www.ericmrugala.com/blog LISTEN TO MY PODCASTS Violin Podcast - https://www.violinpodcast.com Everyday Musician Podcast - https:/www.ericmrugala.com/podcast AFFILIATE DISCLAIMER Links in this description may earn a commission through affiliate marketing.