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The article focuses on arpeggio shifting, an important guide to improve the work of the fingerboard. It mentions that part of the art of forgetting about the shifting is seeing the note before playing them and it needs to 'pre-hear' the phrases, pitches and passages. It adds that one practice method to assist the forgetting on the shift and just play 'note-note' and go backwards and forwards between the two pitches.

The article offers tips on how to play pieces of musical instruments such as violin quickly. It notes that considering the expression of each note as well as to group them into larger groups such as semiquavers in two sub-groups of four or a short phrase made up of different note values can help in reaching a desired speed in terms of playing a piece. It mentions that in fast passages, the musician must have a larger view while playing the notes and groups of notes which comprise the passage.

The article presents information on substitution changes in using fingers on music notes.