2 VIBRATO Exercises | Simon Fischer | Understanding Active vs Passive Motions in Vibrato

[@scariasebastian5347]

Thank you for your valuable lessons.❤

[@Violinna]

You are very welcome! Thank you very much for watching!

[@ZahtiZahti]

Very interesting exercices ,thanks alot,it's really helping ❤

[@Violinna]

Happy to hear that! =)

[@evaveegee64]

Thanks for this great lesson 🙏🏽

[@Violinna]

Glad it was helpful! =)

[@AprilClaytonflute]

These exercises look really useful - I am learning a lot by watching your channel!

[@Violinna]

Happy to hear that, April!😊

[@Universe2929]

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[@Violinna]

Welcome and thanks for watching!

[@moskinner8392]

I have been using the Warming Up book from Simon Fischer for quite some time, but I could never figure out the reason for the tapping exercises. Now, your link between these and the vibrato motions make a lot of sense to me. Thank you for your great videos!

[@Violinna]

That's a great connection!! Always a pleasure - thank you for watching and your thoughtful comment, as always!

[@成人小提琴教學推廣]

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[@成人小提琴教學推廣]

put more finger pressure while highest to lowest position to make DIP knuckle collapse down, release finger pressure while rebounce from lowest position back to high postion . DIP knuckle back to bend up status so the first simon fischer exercise is the pre-exercies for the second exercise (DIP knucke directly collapses down without pull out the hand ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nl7Jln6EnbWfeposi=x_-30yYpfX0Mi_Wf

[@mohammedkebir8696]

@@成人小提琴教學推廣 Thank you for your suggestion

[@iggyzorro2406]

I've always seen that the vibrato should be down from the actual note but doing it this way seems to go up on the down beat (of the tap) then down after. Am I hearing or seeing it wrong?

[@Violinna]

When it goes up "on the beat" it goes back to the main pitch actively. The passive motion goes below the pitch.

[@成人小提琴教學推廣]

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