How to get a better sound & avoid bowing noise on violin

[@jackloganbill605]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@janesmith8316]

Tickle torture! Yes, anyone who grew up with a brother understands that

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Lol

[@angelawekx3888]

Wonderful... thanks for the very helpful tips... i love irish tunes and have always wondered how to make the quick changes with the bow so that it looks easy👍😊🎻🎶

[@williammeredith9413]

Thank you. I will work on this. Found out how smutty I played after I recorded myself. Weird finger noises too.

[@gwendolynkaren5933]

That actually is helpful thank you

[@DanRaven1]

Thanks for the focus on good arm posture. I can use this to improve!

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

You bet!

[@brunorogalla1619]

your exercises always make me happy

[@SabrinaTang-k9k]

Wow!😀😃❤ I am very happy to see your teaching! This video helped me a lot! 😃 Thank you very much for sharing!😃

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Glad it helped! Thanks for your support!

[@callahanconnor7762]

This was a very helpful video, thank you so much! I have been composing some fiddle tunes that require those rapid back and forth string switches, so I was happily exploring using the wrist to switch string planes - but I was starting to hear squeaks on other tunes I was playing. Your video showed me that I had been neglecting those basic elbow-guided arm planes - my goodness, it is a real game changer. From a good elbow, I see that I get consistent enough to really explore tone, wrist and finger stuff, and all the other things that interest me. Thanks again!

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

I'm so glad it was helpful!

[@alexxxx1009]

Thank you very very very! It s a good for understanding!

[@willbyhalo]

thank you so much! sending big blessing energy your way! you're friggin awesome ^^

[@lspyderp]

Nice lesson, its funny because I can hear the Irish accent in the song, this type of music has a different beauty that is just as same level of classical music but obviously different.

[@MrRick-md7wm]

great advice 👍

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Thanks!!

[@8Phoenix8]

Very good advice ima apply this to cello too. 👍🏾

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Awesome!! Thanks!

[@8Phoenix8]

@@ChristianHowesViolin yw. :)

[@josephsobnosky1429]

THANK YOU!

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

My pleasure!

[@TheDoReMiFaSolLaTiDo]

Wow! Very useful!

[@Bowwylad]

thanks ma man!

[@8754roberto]

thanks

[@susanpatton6184]

Thanks!

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

My pleasure I’m so happy you found it helpful!

[@ronaldvanjelgerhuis5949]

Great, thank you!

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

My pleasure Ronald!

[@nightowl_chan]

Found it ❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Welcome 😊

[@patriciahandy8447]

I hope this will work for me

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Go for it!

[@stradijulian]

I search a good microphone, and witch microphone did you use?

[@circomnia9984]

I don't think he would be using a witch mic. I feel like he would be using a wizard mic. Witch mics are too feminine.

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Lol

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

I recommend calling electric violin shop. Www.Electricviolinshop.com they can advise the best microphones

[@michaelharris9615]

good stuff

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Thank you Michael!

[@oliverjocher2999]

Hi C, what shoulder rest are you using?

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

It’s the slipperrest

[@ruthannscanzillosmusicmusi5389]

Hey........somebody listened?....to my.....Bach? ( ;) ) Thanks, for this, Chris. :D

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

Haha!! Thank you Ruth Ann

[@banywhalers1507]

Please😢😢 what is that piece you played in 4:9-15 seconds

[@maryamali4024]

Whiskey for breakfast

[@circomnia9984]

Lesson 1: Move the shoulder, not the wrist Lesson 2: Move the wrist, not the shoulder I feel like I'm gonna dislocate something here.

[@unlimanater]

String crossing for fast songs you shouldn’t use your arms just your wrist

[@ChristianHowesViolin]

That is true but only when you're switching back and forth between two strings.

[@cornchips007]

And it'll only be for advanced players. You bet it's mostly beginners watching this video so it'll be detrimental to advise beginners to not use their arm.