It's very difficult to learn the violin at first, because you have to learn how to hold the shelf of the instrument (referring to the standard posture of holding the piano with your left hand and holding the bow with your right hand). At the beginning of learning, it's not easy to find the intonation and control the timbre (this is the difference between the piano and the violin, and it's also one of the reasons why the violin has its most magical charm). But if you have a good foundation, it will not be more difficult to learn than the piano. It's important to watch you go. Intention and carelessness are two completely different effects. Piano and violin are both very good musical instruments, but piano is easy to learn at first, while violin is difficult to learn at first, and the other way around. It is not easy to improve the piano, and it is not too difficult for violin to learn the basics, and it is smooth all the way. (The expert professor of Shanghai Conservatory of Music said) "The violin has long been recognized as the most difficult instrument to learn in the world. The energy spent on learning the violin from Level 5 can easily reach Level 1, so it is difficult to find a decent (violin) teacher for guidance in general areas"-China lawyer-Li Changbin, a senior violin lover in Guang 'an, Sichuan. Judging from their value, of course, violins are the most expensive and the highest price (a high-grade famous piano amounts to tens of millions of dollars), ranking first among all musical instruments in the world. Collection appreciation is also the fastest and highest, no less than antiques, calligraphy and painting, and even worse. Generally speaking, the professional piano or solo piano is at least between 3 thousand and 5 thousand (RMB), and the good high-grade piano is more expensive, reaching more than one million. Some data show that a good violin used by the chief violinist of a famous orchestra in China is worth about three million yuan. Lv Siqing's German violin was auctioned for 22, yuan and signed by himself. (This piano will have a good performance in a few years)---------------------. "There is no good thing in the sky" and "How can you gain without paying?" "How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? ..... how can you succeed casually? " . "Haste makes waste" and "The more eager you are for quick success, the more eager you are to do something. According to the objective laws and regulations, the overwhelming majority take" losing more wins less "and" following the course "as the talk.an excellent course. "Aiming too high is the enemy of learning the violin." "Sometimes doing something seems to be fast, but in fact it is just the opposite: it is slow. On the contrary, what seems to be slow (referring to the step-by-step learning method) is actually accelerating steadily "(this is dialectics) Remember that" enduring loneliness is the key to success, and nothing can be successful without this mentality. " (Anxious mentality can't accomplish great things.) Some parents of children who learn the piano always want to learn the piano that others have worked hard for several years, even more than ten years, in an attempt to get it done in one step within a year, even a few days or in an instant. Isn't it "stealing the bell" to deceive themselves? Here, I would like to send a good word to every parent of a piano boy: "Rome wasn't built in a day" is the most sincere truth, and "haste makes waste" is probably no longer appropriate. I often think of what the first teacher said when I was studying piano as a teenager: "Do things seriously, be a real person, and do things well in front of you step by step, and you will be successful in the future." Otherwise, you can't learn anything. "It's the simplest truth to eat rice bit by bit and swallow steamed bread bit by bit. If you want to learn the violin, you must never yell, "Don't hurt yourself." Otherwise, it will be hard to recover, and eventually you will abandon the piano and wash your face with tears. In other words: "Does it make sense to do other things in our lives?" In fact, the example is around you. It's just that "the authorities are fascinated, and the bystanders are clear". "A lesson from the past (meaning overturning) is a teacher for future generations". -Teacher Violin's heartfelt words.