It is so nice to see the art of the violin continuing on in the family. My daughter started it when she was younger but as with most children learning the violin(*me included), it doesn't take much to lose interest. I did for many years at the same age so keeping fingers crossed that Thomas won't lose too much interest. I think the key is NOT pushing. My Dad pushed me but it was a two way street. I was not interested in playing for a while because I think I was forced to practice, which didn't make it fun anymore.
So with Thomas, I am going to take it slow, give him plenty of space to choose what to practice and when for the most part and simply make it as enjoyable as I can.
Having said that, here is a link to his first official post of his progression on his own blog.
https://thomastheyankeechef.wordpress.com/?fbclid=IwAR2ArWM7dcWl2rEaEzM8kHMS_IUWSWWBo9h9-Uj01KG-7Qh_F-iJSlBZn7k
So with Thomas, I am going to take it slow, give him plenty of space to choose what to practice and when for the most part and simply make it as enjoyable as I can.
Having said that, here is a link to his first official post of his progression on his own blog.
https://thomastheyankeechef.wordpress.com/?fbclid=IwAR2ArWM7dcWl2rEaEzM8kHMS_IUWSWWBo9h9-Uj01KG-7Qh_F-iJSlBZn7k
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