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Small "helpers" with a big effect

They offer us a "plus" in several respects, for the technique, the sound and the music. The helpers listed here are suitable for regular use. Clicking on a picture will take you to further descriptions, videos, to exercises or links to exercises, Q&A if applicable and information on how to get them.

The collection also wants to invite you to experiment with objects yourself and see if things change.

Fingerboard attachment

ResoundingFingerboard for vibrato, trills, double stops, finger drop, finger pressure, coordination, finger speed

Using foot massage rollers

Foot rollers

Suitable for coordination, rhythm, rhythmic stability, relaxation and phrasing

Balls for your hands violin playing 40mm

Stainless steel balls

The stainless steel balls for supple and warm fingers and hands

Finger massage rings violin

Finger massage rings

The massage rings for flexible and warm fingers

Ball cushion TOGU

Ball cushions

The large air-filled ball cushion is suitable for activating balance during exercise

Mat with nubs

Studded rubber mat

The studded mat is suitable for a relaxed staying and activating balance during exercise

Mini ball Cuhions from TOGU

Mini Ball Cushions

The air-filled mini ball cushions are suitable for activating balance during exercise

Aero-Step TOGU

AeroStep

The AeroStep is suitable for activating balance during practicing

Increase capacity

We all want to keep getting better at our instrument. That is what motivates us to practice every day, adults and children, violinists, violists, pianists, cellists ... However, practicing is often associated with great frustration: It does not work out as we would like it to; we are not fast enough, we cannot manage the workload; we are not satisfied with the sound ... The most diverse reasons apply here. In the worst case, however, practice is also associated with pain and, as we have observed over the years, not uncommon.

Performance and capacity can be increased in a more healthy way. With this in mind, we want to encourage practitioners and teachers alike to find ways that are both good for their health and that meet our need for more effective results.

Experimentalize

The list is not completed yet. More helpers will be added whenever we have enough experience and other people besides us have tried them. Basically, we see this list as a stimulus for your own experimentation. If you would like to be informed, please subscribe to our >>ema-News<<

About the helpers

The helpers shown here can be useful when practicing the violin, practicing the viola or as a violin teacher and viola teacher in lessons.

No reflection necessary
Some of the helpers are easy to use. You don't have to pay much attention to them, e.g. the finger rings, the stainless steel balls or the Aero-Step.

Reflection is reasonable
With other helpers, it makes sense to keep a few things in mind, e.g. how to best deal with them, how to use them in instrumental lessons, or what to look out for in the process.

Reflection is profitable
Helpers like the fingerboard attachment have multiple uses. While it is quite simple with the cushions, for example - you stand on it and your balance is activated, otherwise you would fall down - the possible uses of the ResoundingFingerboard are more extensive. It is recommended to involve him in daily practice as he can then develop his full potential.