[Steve Corbin]

Thanks for the good info Tanya. I’ll be trying some of your suggestions. Do you know if there is a stretching exercise for this as well?

I don’t seem to have much issue with any other string. I have noticed too, I can play single notes better on the D, A or E strings after I have worked on doing double stops that included the G string. So at least i’m gaining ground by trying.

Thanks again.

[Steve Corbin]

Thanks for the response, Casey. I have been a guitar player most of my life which has kept me playing even after the accident. I’ve always wanted to play fiddle. Good suggestions. I was aware of the tilting on the violin with the aid of a shoulder rest. I have mine as far as it will go. I think my stocky build makes my muscular movement a little restricted as well.

Sounds like I’m making excuses. I think at this point the stretching recommendation is a must for me. I’m getting older and not as pliable as I used to be.

Love, love, love good fiddle music.

I’ll check your video out.

Thank you very much.

[Steve Corbin]

Thanks for the response, George. I have been a guitar player most of my life which has kept me playing even after the accident. I’ve always wanted to play fiddle. Good suggestions. I was aware of the tilting on the violin with the aid of a shoulder rest. I have mine as far as it will go. I think my stocky build makes my muscular movement a little restricted as well.

Sounds like I’m making excuses. I think at this point the stretching recommendation is a must for me. I’m getting older and not as pliable as I used to be.

Love, love, love good fiddle music.

Thank you very much.

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