- Can you play violin with short fingers?
- What does it mean when you have a short pinky?
- Do you use your pinky when playing violin?
Can you play violin with short fingers?
Small hands or shorter fingers don't need to stop you from learning the violin. ... Once you have been properly fitted, it's time to work on playing posture, instrument position and finger dexterity. You may need to spend time on techniques that help safely extend the reaching ability of the fourth finger (pinky).
What does it mean when you have a short pinky?
A short little finger can be indicative of a few things. You may be shy and reserved, especially around strangers. You have lots of big dreams but can be timid about reaching out and going for them. That said, you shouldn't worry — you have a big heart and a kind soul and can achieve anything you want.
Do you use your pinky when playing violin?
For all of us, the pinky is our weakest finger and one that we don't use that much in daily life. Therefore, it is completely normal that you have trouble using your pinky when playing the violin. For this reason, some people even avoid using their pinky. However, this of course doesn't make it any stronger.