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I just subscribed. I need her tips!

Great video, thank you very much

Hi Kina,Is it possible to start learning violin at the age of 52?

Works for any style of music? I'm a Carnatic Violinist. Violedu is useful for me too?

খুব দরকারি কিছু টিউটরিয়াল। যারা আমার মতো মাত্র শুরু করেছে তাদের জন্য উপকারী।

Not sure I am ever going to play a solo without sheet music. You professionals are on another level. It’s AMAZING what you do…👏👏👏

Super tips.I like the phantom playing without the violin.There is something which people envy about Mozart ie the ability to hear the note inside.I do not have this ability. Many teachers do not stress the importance of writing the score ie copying on Staff paper.this is so valuable. I have not done this due to laziness but will do from now. Another virtue which follows copying is learning from memory and not relying heavily on scores. Eg I am learning Grade 4 Violin First piece This is how I get to memory Key G Major (Relative minor EMinor) Time 4/4 Rhythm mostly Teri Teri I am only giving the first 6 to 8 bars Start Gmajor scale Ends on DD AF# G Scale from D string ending on G in E string Then connect to play the Gscale from A string ending in A in E string Then connect to play G scale from B in A string to end in B in E string Then A in E string,open A ,D open F#( Ta Ta Ta Ta rhythm all staccato) It goes on . Fluency comes by reading writing listening playing. It is a virtue to play by memory and also without seeing the finger board like the great masters. Thanks for the tips.

Thanks for the tips.

matur suksma

I love these tips. Memorizing the movements has been difficult for me as beginner, but I think it is a matter of practice more and more. Nice video. Your voice has something that helps to learn. Thanks for your videos. Keep up the good work!

I was taught the son fils method of seamless bow change. And when practiced enough. It is very very seamless. Watch Perlman play. It’s very noticeable.

Thanks so much for this thorough explanation!!! My teacher just changed my bowhold to this and all your exercises will be very useful to help me transition.

Super super super lovely tips Augustine violinist from Malaysia

I will certainly pay more attention to technique. Your a good teacher. I'm 69 so there is a lot of stuff messing with good posture. My take is PRACTICE everyday on key elements is the key. EVERYDAY!!!..and make it purposeful even its 5 hours or 5 minutes...you will thank yourself later.

Super… well explained. Thanks.

Yes, it does help in my understanding of the bow hold. Looking forward to your next videos! Thanks a lot.

Truly helpful - been playing 50+ years & am continuously looking for ways to work around or through bad habits which crept in when in pain before surgeries on shoulders, wrists & thumb. Pain is now gone, but bad habits persist. This very specific breakdown of each tiny step is exactly what I needed.

This is great ❤🎶🎶

I like her accent... And her tips, of course. I'll check out more of her contents.

Great lesson. Thank you

I studied classical guitar at Sydney Conservatorium in Australia and, with encouragement, took up the violin as a second instrument. I am so glad that I did, as the violin become even more important to me than the guitar, even though I'm a teacher of both. I just can't go a day without the violin and that says everything. To me, first on the guitar firstly, I was encouraged to concentrate on the right hand firstly, as that is where the sound comes from and playing the biggest piece, fastest, and without error, is nothing if the sound is not pleasant to one's ear. This practice came to me naturally when I took up the violin and getting a good sound was first rather than getting the notes correct on the left hand. I agree with all you said and truly believe that a simple piece played with a lovely sound beats the 'Chaconne', for example, played with an average sounding technique. Thank you for this upload and I look forward to many more to come. Kind regards, Mark - Australia.

You should have more subscribers and I, truly do, hope that your channel increases, grows and only gets better and with a larger and wider audience. I really do mean this. I'm glad that i came across your channel and though I'm an upper intermediate (AMEB 6-8 grade) get much from your suggestions and lovely manner and instruction. Yours genuinely and sincerely, Mark, Australa.

Great Video! Very organized and clear! Keep up the good work!

Excellent explanation!! Great Job!

Very helpful! Began lessons a couple of months ago. I had some familiarity over the years, but not a lot and I never knew why I still sounded bad after years of self-teaching. The way you describe the hold and the role of the fingers in such detail, particularly differentiating between up-bows and down-bows is SO helpful. I knew if I just continued to click on videos, someone would go into this level of detail with clarity. Thank you!

Hi mam, i am from india, Kerala, thnks

Matur suksma

Unfortunately, I have tried all these techniques, but none worked for me, I still have bounce while playing scratchy sound, poor bow control, can't use a full bow, what next 🙄😒

Dear Miss! I hadjust gotten used to a transverse thumb inserted between hairs and stick.The pinky resting not directly on top but at 1:o clock on the stick.The thumb making contact with second joint of middle finger. It will take time to decide if your bow hold is the exact one I require. Still yours is very complicated and nuanced. I particularly liked the two mid. Fingers being interfaced with the diagonal thumb tip. That part was clear. I have not heard you play, only direct fingers of bow grip. Is yours a Franco Belgian or Russian grip. Or mix of the two? However your grip may prove superior to the many methods I have been taught. My sincere thanks and hope you will be patient while I strive to embrace this unique new bow grip. I look forward to adopting this new bow hold to see if it will help with fluidity of stroke. Many thanks! It will be months before I am ready to proceed. Please keep this posted for study. Yours very truly c.e. u.s.a.😮

I am beginner.....can u please give me some tips

Very helpful