Bow leverage is a simple science (ft. Richard Aaron)

[@mrssibelius]

I love the "leveraging from the arm pit!"!

[@ezraschwartz5201]

Great insights- I have not thought about these simple facts - so helpful, thank you!

[@jvk3861]

Never stop this channel!

[@christinewatters2879]

I’m working on this as we speak, sofor me, this is very appropriate. It’s also very difficult. Thank you.

[@davidcalhoun6963]

Genius

[@elabijt1715]

What I missed was a very basic lesson of relaxing and using the weight of the right arm to make sound and as important to prevent injury by putting stress on the shoulder. Losen your arm by letting it hang. Then put the bow resting on the g-string, Take your time... And then downstroke go, and try to immediately get sound. Do this for one year and get the benefits within weeks. Hey.

[@ummugulsume1838]

Altyazılara Türkçe'yi de ekleyebilir misiniz, teşekkürler paylaşım için🙏

[@lejingzhou8834]

How can I get the entire lesson?

[@petervioloncello]

Tonebase website

[@stylecine]

One fluid motion. So I guess it is imperative to learn the exact amount of effort you need to execute a single bow stroke.

[@petervioloncello]

It’s all an exercise of discovery! Have fun!

[@christinewatters2879]

I think the bow has to become a natural extension of the arm. Getting to that point requires hard work and lots of practise though.

[@musicalHrishi]

1:25 Damnnn..

[@Jesuswinsbirdofmichigan]

🇺🇸✡️✝️

[@aidanmays7825]

This assumes that the arm is a rigid body. It's not, and when you treat it as a series of joints (which it is) all of this becomes false. Maybe useful pedagogically