I am glad you like it!)

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Thank you🙂. God bless you too!🙏

Hi, it is audio technica usb mic))

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I love the Sibelius concerto. I really enjoyed playing it in the past and would love to play it again.)

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@@power45118 Thank you😊 I had lots of fun writing the second part.) I am glad that other people enjoy it too🤗

This is a modern violin and it is a copy of Guarneri's violin by absolutely amazing violin maker George Stoppani.

@@annasnesar That is very cool. When did you start playing the violin without the shoulder rest?

⁠@@The_Violin_BoyI played with shoulder rest for most of my studying but always wanted to try without. So tried it for a few years and played my postgrad exam that way. Kato Havas says interesting things about how to play without the one. I can play without shoulder rest but I also use a shoulder rest that doesn’t make a contact with the body of the violin.

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이곳 한국에서 당신의 깨끗하고 세련된 바이올린 선율이 넘좋습니다. 감사합니다

Thank you for your kind words. 😊​@@형섭변-j1n

Thanks for your question. Some Suzuki teachers reccomend to build a stronger right thumb. I would be careful with the thumb not to squize it or press too hard with it, as in general it has to be relaxed or better to say soft. However sometimes in relationship with the right pointy finger it does get 'stronger' working as a suspender. It can be a bit confusing to understand without showing what I mean. Martele which is short strokes played at the end of the bow with stops between each note can help with developing that feeling of a 'strong' thumb as that kind of feeling is nessasery to an extent when you play Martele bow stroke. Playing with a mirror can help a bit, but it is not recommended to play this way all the time, it is only for a check up, to see whether your bow goes straight or not. Obviously there are many tricks to make a barriers so that you can feel and see phisically if your bow is straight or not. Let me know if you want me to make a video about this. Happy practicing!

@@annasnesar Thank you. I will apply this tip for my practice.

@@annasnesar please make a video about this. It would be very helpful.

@@shoppingreviews7755 of course, I will.)

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Thank you very Fiona ❤️🌹

Спасибо, тётя Нина❤️

Thank you very much, Guillem😊

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@@annasnesar your welcome ❤️❤️🥰♥️hope next time you could give me a better emoji

Thank you! I am glad you liked it)

Thank you for the observation! ☺️

It only slow in the very beginning)) Keep going 🙂

You can slow it down in settings😂

Thank you very much for your kind words, that's very encouraging. God bless you in the upcoming new year!)

@@annasnesar Anna, your kindness shines through your words, thank you! Wishing you a new year filled with beautiful melodies, the joy that your talent brings to others and moments that make your heart sing! May 2024 always be a symphony of happiness for you and yours, with the enchanting echoes of dreams coming true! 🎼✨🌈😊

@@Patrick__R that's beautiful, thanks!)

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Я очень рада, что моя версия тебе понравилась! 🥰

А я очень рада, что у меня есть такая сестренка тоже!))) Спасибо, дорогая😚