Todd Donnell
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to Play The Violin
"If you want to play like the best, you have to learn from the best."
How many times has that phrase been the bane of your existence? In
this economic slump, who can afford to pay $100 per half hour for
violin lessons from a seasoned professional? That's assuming you can
even find one that's willing to teach you. Even on the low end, violin
lessons are $15 for thirty minutes. But what if you could learn from a
professional violin player and not have to pay bihourly prices that
will make you question how much you really want to learn to play
violin? I'm going to share with you a secret that will allow someone
of any budget to get premium violin lessons.
Time is money, but in the rising age of video, instructors no longer
need to spend their time in one-on-one environments. This means they
can reach more people and provide more information at a cheaper price.
Eric Lewis, member of the Manhattan String Quartet who has been giving
private violin lessons for over 40 years, is on the forefront of this
market. He has a digital product out that gives hours of instruction,
right for any level of violin player. He teaches you finger placement,
how to increase dexterity, how to read music, music theory, how to
play violin in any style, and how to become an all around pro with
your instrument. This is going to be a hot market, so I'd jump on it
before the demand goes up (along with the prices). Violin Master Pro
has a one-time cost of $29.95, with regular updates, and he guarantees
it for 56 days. Personally, I'd take that over private lesson prices
any day. Call me crazy, but if I can learn to play violin at home for
cheap, I'm a happy camper.
I don't want to be one of the millions of pushy guys telling you what
to buy and what not to buy. I'm just advising you to shop smarter, not
harder. Many will tell you that slim, sleek wallets are sexy to get
you to spend more, but I believe there's no substitute for a wallet,
fattened by the cash you save. You can get many things for much
cheaper in digital format online. If cheap violin lessons are
something you're interested in, you can check out the link in my
resource box for more information.