Adolf Huber Concertino in G Major No. 4, Op. 8 | Piano Accompaniment | SLOW PRACTICE

[@kaducarrasco]

Thank you very much for that! Great job!

[@carolynlindgren8007]

The red line that is suppose to be at the tempo of the beat cannot be relied upon. Once I kept counting carefully myself I was able to play with the piano.

[@PosieRamirez]

What are the exact tempos used in this?

[@tratcol]

Thankyou for uploading these. Very nice. It would be nice to have a version with the metronome taken off as well...that way it can be used for house concerts, etc. Even if it is the "practice version" I think a lot of students would be happy to play it at this tempo.!!!

[@RIFViolin]

Thank you very much! KZbin has the option to play the videos slower or faster, so anybody who wants to play slower but without metronome can use this feature in the original tempo video. I am thinking that 4 different videos per each song are enough for studying and playing along, as I don’t want to clutter the channel and to become to difficult to browse through it.

[@tratcol]

@@RIFViolin I find the quality gets really bad when you use the slow down feature. But I'll give it a shot. (You could put the 2 videos on one video?) . I have done that on my channel with some of the accompaniments I put up . My own channel is a bit of a mess though, but since it's mainly for my own pupils, I'm not bothered. I also liked the Kayser and the Mazas study you put up and hope you can do more!

[@whiteemic]

I love that you put this together. Thank you! I would love more from Solos for Young Violinists Volume 1

[@timdunlap9930]

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