Que música é essa no video? O violino e lindo

Please make a video on how to lift the neck of violin (angle)

I had goosebumps watching this 😮this is amazing🎉🎉🎉

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Eh bien, Jouez Maintenant...!

I'm as amature as it gets but I have been playing for years. Have any of the players on here had their playing improved noticably with a better bow?

SO HELPFUL!

i'm a beginner violinist, and your videos always help me so much! thank you so much for all that you do! ❤

Thanks for the many great videos. I always enjoy them and find them useful. I’ve ordered the Scales Plus book. Do you have a recommendation for a similar book for viola? I know I’m crazy, but I enjoy playing both!

Me being a nikocado and really struggling 😭

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Very helpful.

Hey man, I just started to think about playing violin, and I was hoping that you could maybe help me out with how to get a good violin. Thanks

It Soo difficult

Thanks. I think you made this just for me!

How about some of the book 3 4 7:08 Suzuki books

Thank you for the information and we're going over the0 6:54 6:54 fundamentals.

The back is so beautiful 😮

Klingenthal, not Kirchenthal.

On the back it’s scratched a little bot

how is it so big? is it a violin or a viola?

I had a hard time focusing with the background music at the beginning. I like this song. Parts a little complicated being only being 2 years into lessons but the information helps understand. I did find a simper version to start with and can progress to this.

thanks for tutorial, it's really helpful me

I would like to try kun 7. I play a lot . I have tried lots of rests. I can't seem to get comfortable. 😢

This maybe a stupid question, could heat it up a little like with a blow dryer would that work ?

Am watching fro kenya

The main problems I have detected are as follows: 1. Assembly defects: The violin tends to come apart in certain areas, raising concerns about the instrument’s durability and structural stability. 2. Electronic system issues: The system is not properly secured, causing unpleasant vibrations when it rubs against the wood. In an electric violin, every vibration unrelated to the strings muddies the sound, severely affecting the sonic experience. 3. Chinrest: The cork on the chinrest is incomplete, causing additional vibrations due to wood-to-wood contact. 4. Poorly glued reinforcement: Underneath the fingerboard, there is a reinforcement piece that is not properly glued, leading to further vibrations during play. The only parts I can say are in good condition are the case and the bow. However, I am very disappointed with this violin, as I expected better quality, especially considering the cost and the repairs I have already had to make, such as replacing the bridge with a carbon fiber one, thinking that was the source of the vibrations. Since this is an electric violin, even the movement of my fingers and hands while playing is clearly perceptible. You can imagine how frustrating it is to play with loose wires, poorly fitted parts, and vibrations resonating with certain notes. The sound is simply unpleasant. I deeply regret having to discard this instrument and seek another that prioritizes quality. I appreciate your attention to this matter and hope you understand my disappointment.

wait... you guys have givaways? oh wow, I need to follow you guys more closely then.

I'm a beginner, but I want a violin that will be great even if I became an intermediate level, what of those would you recommend for me?

Does the wood shell protect against heat and cold temperatures? And is it water repellant?

great exercises, thanks!

Only fun for kids that have Orchestra in their schools. Most schools in the US dont have Orchestra instruments.😮

No frets are a benefit , the short scale lenth makes it easier to gain muscle memory where the notes are. Electric instruments are often thought to be , Oh thats easy ! We have to deal with loud volumes fret and finger noises we need to develop muting techniques that are extremely difficult in there own right. 😅

Great Video! The best presentation on finger placement ever.

Joel, you do know that you're viola player, right?! 😂 All ribbing aside, I like this type of content, since I'm a violin and viola hack (enthusiast) lol. I'm not the greatest violin or viola player, but I can say from playing flutes, saxophones, and guitars that, if and when one is of sufficient experience to able to take the player's ability off the table, the choice is biased towards optimizing tonal character and fingering to achieve the best musicality. Voicing is important.. when I play or attempt to play violin or viola, I'm just happy if it sounds ok, even if it's not optimal.😂 😉 Anyhoo, thanks for taking the time to prepare these motivational videos. 👍🎻

What about violins that have 6 strings?

Thank you for explaining this as I am a beginner violinist. This is new to me. We don't have this concept in the harp world.

Best video yet. Hard for beginners to think this way. Do more, thank you.

What's price of this violin 😊

Again pretty violin with pretty lady...

is it possible that the recording device is adjusting for loudness?

Progress comes in sections sometimes growth might seem to stand still. The hard thing with violin is to reproduce the consistency every time you play. Irish Violin is interesting it can be the faultering can be points of interest of texture that can be delightful… however; Romantic Classical any faultering is deemed unforgivable. Just the nature of it.

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Really awsome some sound....I really want this one.

Zubak,awsome sound!!

Congratulations for reaching 30k subscriber

I wish the submission date is postponed so I could submit my form. however good luck every participants..Actually I desperately need to upgrade my violin. It has become my wish, to play kennedy violin one day and hope I would get one of these violin in huge concession....Eagerly waiting that.

Well, I started learning the violin with private lessons in my 60s. i am now on suzuki book 7, but i cannot grasp vibrato. i can do the exercises, but i cannot transfer it to vibrato.

I am a fiddler. When i hear a good fiddler of Irish or French Canadian music, i can almost always say who is playing. Tommy Peoples, Sean Kane, Frankie Gavin. The same reel played in their own style. Is it the same in classical violin? Great violonist are they recognizable by the way they play?