Today's session
- 20, 30 or 40 minutes, in four to six exercises
- The sound and a scale, the stages you are learning, then music
- A review every third day
- A piece of the repertoire, or your own score when a date is coming
53 programmes to choose from
14 themes of technique, each cut into short chapters from beginner to advanced: close to 280 stages in all. Follow one chapter, change it, or follow several. The stages are inspired by the violin methods: Ševčík, Schradieck, Flesch, Hřímalý.
Progress you can measure
- A stage is acquired when three different series are good, at your level's tempo
- The tempo climbs series after series, from 70 % for a beginner up to the target tempo
- A chart by branch, a journal, the minutes of the week and the streak of days
- Reminders at the time you choose
Read the guide: A violin practice routine
Read the guide: Can you learn the violin without a teacher?
Questions
How long should I practise the violin each day?
Twenty to forty minutes of focused work is enough for most adult learners. A little every day is better than two hours once a week. Avilo's daily session lasts 20, 30 or 40 minutes.
Can I learn the violin without a teacher?
You can progress a lot alone when you know where you stand in intonation and rhythm, which Avilo tells you. But a teacher sees what no app can: the bow hold, the posture, the tension. A few lessons from time to time, and Avilo in between.