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Don’t Fret Finger Position Markers for Violin
Don’t Fret replaces the “tapes on the fingerboard” method of teaching fingerings to beginning string students,
Designed to save time for the classroom teacher, or the private studio teacher by el
Don’t Fret replaces the “tapes on the fingerboard” method of teaching fingerings to beginning string students,
Designed to save time for the classroom teacher, or the private studio teacher by eliminating the time it takes to apply tapes to the fingerboard and the margin of error created by slipping and fraying tapes,
The picture implies there are two sets,
THERE IS ONLY ONE
- Brand:Dont Fret Enterprises
- Feature:Don’t Fret replaces the “tapes on the fingerboard” method of teaching fingerings to beginning string students.
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