Violin Lessons: Kreutzer Etude #1 with Nathan Cole

[@makiwiwhite]

Thanks so much Nathan. Struggling to find a teacher so input really appreciated 🙏

[@Violinexplorer]

Excellent Lesson!

[@anorcia3130]

Thank you,well demonstrated and explained. i saw no indication of starting downbow- though it can be practiced in both directions i guess. My natural feeling was to start upbow. I only see one downbow after the fermata.

[@guidc]

Great Lesson

[@stephaniekaufman227]

So helpful. Thank you!

[@stephaniekaufman227]

So helpful!

[@RafaelQuirinoVex]

Great lesson, thank you. A couple of questions, why 120 bpm ? Isnt it an adagio ? And why the change of bow direction in some sections, like from the 9th to 10th bar, when the score say its legato ?

[@HelloimSlate]

might as well learn online than go for lessons locally =.= great lesson!

[@oceanchowviolin]

Thank you for the lesson it is very helpful 😉

[@semnikobenaventehilario5894]

it helps me so much

[@user-bj6z]

why does he set metronome 120? the score says adagio which is around 75

[@lipeng2002]

very helpful!!!

[@timnyapming8114]

Hi Nathan. I have some questions regarding memorising studies like this? Is that ok?

[@jerrydavis1475]

Kreutzer no 1 is the most valuable study in the entire book

[@SRviolinoeventos]

very good

[@carriekopczinski]

How will i know it is in this position? I'm with the method on hands and i almost starded it a lot different. Can someone help me? Thanks.

[@anorcia3130]

It's going up the string- as indicated by Roman numerals followed by dotted lines.

[@marcelomattochek5335]

lengenda em português please.

[@henrybilling9174]

Your bow movement is not always parallel to the bridge

[@ttuclarinet]

You don't always end your sentences with a period. :-P

[@leafpool4480]

he's switching contact points for dynamics