ViolinGPS PitchMaps: SoundMath

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Integrated violin fingering/classical notation visualization framework, with "Sound" (but optional) mathematical elaboration for the more mathematical and scientific musicians.

Turning ≥80% of (non-tone deaf) Toms, Dicks and Harrys without prior music training (even adults, especially those with basic math skills) into decent violinists (≥70% accuracy at ≥Moderato tempo) in ≥6 months and ≤1 hour daily {Casual but Strategic} practice. Synergistic with any Violin curriculum. Main Potential Partner is Suzuki Violin School of Japan: http://internationalsuzuki.org/method.htm

Shinchi Suzuki was an adult violin beginner.

Lorin Maazel, the virtuoso violinist and maestro conductor, studied Math at the University of Pittsburgh.

Albert Einstein, arguably the most famous theoretical physicist in recent history, was a violinist too, and is now a poster boy (alongside the legendary violinist Jascha Heifetz) for Wolfgang Studio, established by Singapore's very own virtuoso violinist Min Lee.