Art of Etude Ep. 14 | Rode Violin Caprice No. 8 | Kerson Leong

[@fernandowanderley8269]

Very very interesting. You're right, nobody talks about this. It's really good to see the art of etude coming back. I personally haven't had a violin class since February due to quarantine, and I'm far away from your level so sometimes I need a second opinion over an etude. Your videos have been very helpful to me. Thank you.

[@rosellaliu2101]

I really miss this amazing series! Thank you, Kerson, for bringing it back (and being amazing as always)~

[@davidtan2031]

Thank you for all the wonderful tips. I’m currently re-studying Rode, so your advice is priceless and valuable, much appreciated

[@goosible]

Seriously digging these etude videos! ❤️They always give me new areas to explore.

[@QuynhNhuMandolin]

Have a nice day! God bless you!

[@trel0012]

Really incredible playing, and musicality - excellent insights into the mind. Thank you so much for these videos, Maestro.

[@Davender4203]

I love this caprice. I watched this video thinking "this child is amazing"! And then you started speaking...dude...grown man.

[@rafaelramirez5994]

Excellent 👏👏👏👏👏 thanks master!!!

[@sergybear]

You make me want to keep improving. Excellent advice and amazing playing! 👏

[@ny4978]

Thank you so much for these instructional videos

[@frizzleface4294]

I like your tea shirt collection.

[@EmanuelLeiva]

Nice video!! You are amazing😎💪

[@roiiluz6620]

The same thing my teacher told me to do with Bach's presto. Very good

[@pajarosaenz]

awesome! thank you very much for your videos!

[@johntaylor7159]

Thank you. Lock down sucks and I needed some inspiration to start something new! This is really informative and helpful! 🙏

[@QuynhNhuMandolin]

Greetings 🌹

[@bochankang]

Very helpful video 👏🏻👏🏻 Art of Etudes🎻

[@JKBaba]

I agree

[@palaro85]

MERCI BEAUCOUP POUR VOS VIDEOS..Thank you very much for your videos!

[@QuynhNhuMandolin]

Best wishes from Vietnam 💕

[@drifoli]

This is great

[@joelkang7113]

Hey Kerson, Could you perhaps do a video for another rode caprice where you talk about finger dexterity and coordination between right and left? Thanks very much

[@ClaudiaRrey]

Thumbs up for Paganini Caprices👍

[@ccl4018]

I like your night light

[@andrescaveda8193]

Hi Kerson, thanks for your advice as always! I wanted to ask if you thought it would be wise to plan a certain order of which the patterns are to be executed in performance?

[@KersonLeong]

I've never done it in performance myself, but it definitely could be possible if you find that it helps focus the mind under pressure.

[@gianr9400]

Hi Kerson. One question. What's the reason of the violin's lifting? Is it to accentuate some of the notes? Greetings from Munich :)

[@KersonLeong]

Generally to promote flexibility and relaxation but yes, also a natural response to accentuation.

[@torterrakart7249]

What device do you use for recording the audio of this videos?

[@KersonLeong]

I use a portable Sony recorder - now discontinued, but the Zoom products would do as well.

[@joelpenazzo7248]

Hi😊 Do you play without shoulder rest? Even on stage?

[@fernandowanderley8269]

Yes he does

[@hiyorioh]

Yes he does

[@davidlee3562]

5:31 LOOOOOOOL

[@wordsoftomorrow849]

Hello mister, I saw that when you practice slow without accents every note starts with "click". Do you suggest to do this every time we practice slower? I know is very general but I would like to know your suggestions in steps about this topic, because in 20 years I never trusted myself on this approach. Thank you so much for an answer.

[@KersonLeong]

It shouldn't be an obsession in and of itself, but in practice, I'd take it as a good first step in order to get used to starting each bow stroke in the most efficient way possible

[@diegomicheledefraga3623]

Great! (I am Batman)