Classical Violin Technique Film Series

Prof. Frischenschlager often says 'A strong foundation in violin technique is the insurance for a violinist'.

The pursuit of studying classical music takes perseverance and careful instruction. Due to location, competition, or financial restraints, it is not always possible for young violinists to receive the necessary training.

It is our hope that this film series will be a valuable asset to young musicians around the world.

This is why we decided to release this series on YouTube for all to benefit from, free of charge.

This film series will share violin technique with the next generation of classical violinists, while preserving the teaching legacy of Prof. Michael Frischenschlager.

This series is the first adaptation of a classical music method book, offering a selection of important technical exercises for violin studies.
It is our goal to preserve the Viennese violin tradition in a 21st century format.

Young professionals have come together to create something new in music education. It is our goal to share violin technique with any student regardless of location or financial restrictions. Your support will invest in the training of future classical musicians.

The cost of producing a professional film series is high.
This crowd fundraiser does not cover the entire cost of the project.

If €12,000 is raised
The money raised from this crowd fundraiser will help technical costs. - including the necessary corona measures.

If €18,000 is raised
The filming of the interview series with Prof. Frischenschlager and musicologist Rudolf Aigmüller.
The episodes topics include:
- Fritz Kreisler
- Vienna Philharmonic: Playing under great conductors such as Bernstein, Bohm & Karajan
- Studying with Menuhin
- Prof. Frischenschlager's thoughts on the future of classical music.

The organization of a gala celebrating the film series premiere coinciding with the 50th teaching anniversary of Prof. Frischenschlager.