How to play on your violin's G string

The best way to easily play on the g string is to learn your violin's 3 axes of positioning. Then you can change positions as needed to put the g string in easy reach of your bow and left hand. If you like the information given here, come get more at: http://www.RedDesertViolin.com Don’t just play, play well! Join my email list for practice tips and other great stuff: http://www.reddesertviolin.com/email-preferences/ Please Subscribe (red button on your right) so you don’t miss out! Find out about all my online offerings at these links: • Suzuki Book 1 for total violin beginners: http://www.RedDesertViolin.com/onlinelessons • Suzuki Book 2 for beginning to intermediate violin students: http://www.RedDesertViolin.com/suzukibook2 • Suzuki Book 3 for students ready to transition into mature musicians: http://www.reddesertviolin.com/suzuki-violin-book-3-lessons/ • New! Suzuki Book 4 is the whole reason you started to play in the first place! It is a rite of passage to violin masterpieces http://www.reddesertviolin.com/suzuki-violin-suzuki-book-4-lessons-sp/ • Wohlfahrt Opus 45 Etudes home study for students really wanting to boost their technique http://www.reddesertviolin.com/wohlfahrt-opus-45-1-30-sp/ • Intermediate Fiddle Class for those who can play, but need help learning fiddle styles: http://www.reddesertviolin.com/online-fiddle-lessons-2/ • Kids fiddle coming soon! • Plus: vibrato, tune kits, and much more! Come visit and explore! http://www.RedDesertViolin.com