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Violin Fingering

This document provides finger patterns for major scales on the violin. It lists the key signatures for sharp and flat major scales, noting which fingers are used in each position. Sharp scales require sharps on the G and D strings played with a stretched third finger. Flat scales use flattened first, second and fourth fingers, avoiding open strings for Eb and Ab notes.

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Violin Fingering

This document provides finger patterns for major scales on the violin. It lists the key signatures for sharp and flat major scales, noting which fingers are used in each position. Sharp scales require sharps on the G and D strings played with a stretched third finger. Flat scales use flattened first, second and fourth fingers, avoiding open strings for Eb and Ab notes.

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  • Violin Finger Patterns

Violin Finger Patterns

C major -0 G major - 1# - F# D major - 2#s - F#, C#

G D A E
1

G D A E

G D A E

2 3

A major -3#s - F#, C#, G#

E major -4#s - F#, C#, G#,D#

B major -5#s - F#, C#, G#,D#,A#

G D A E
1 1 2 3

G D A E

G D A E

F major -1b - Bb

Bb major -2bs - Bb, Eb

Eb major - 3bs -Bb, Eb, Ab

G D A E
1

G D A E

G D A E

2 3 4

Ab major - 4bs -Bb, Eb, Ab, Db

G D A E
1 2 3 4

Sharp keys (#s)


Be careful that you do not forget C# and G# on the G and D strings = stretched 3rd fingers!!

Flat keys (bs)


Flattened 1st, 2nd and 4th fingers. Especially watch Ebs and Abs - NO open strings!

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