Fast Arpeggios on G String: Wieniawski Caprice no.4

[@tomvdb9369]

I am so lucky I found you dear Joy 😀 thank you for another awesome video 😎 you always explain things so well and so thoughtfully. Thank you!

[@JoyLeeViolin]

Thank you sincerely Tom. You are too kind. Happy practising!

[@Sara-wd5lk]

You are one of a kind, dear Joy! Thank you so much for your amazing teaching! ❤❤❤

[@JoyLeeViolin]

You are so welcome! Thank you Sara for your such kind words. Happy practising!

[@nilsonhortenciobarbosa8788]

Thank you for sharing teacher Joy!

[@JoyLeeViolin]

You're most welcome Nilson. Happy music making!

[@kostaspantazis]

showing us the method in the G chord scale, I went back to the HRIMALY book 2 years ago that I was taught in all its parts, and I go all the way up, it makes me happy that I also learned these scales, and these are important in opos pieces (Czardas.Monti) thank you joy🎻

[@ritanmartinez8630]

Great videos, you explain so well! I'm looking for a complete book of violin scales& arpeggios, but so far, no luck. I purchased online the Flesch Scale System, and was really disappointed. It had sparse, nonstandard fingerings, and absolutely no markings as to where to shift. Also, it only did 2 octaves instead of 4. PLEASE , please tell me what is the best compilation book, with fingerings and shifts in all keys, and consistent fingering ascending & descending. THANK YOU SO MUCH!