Improv for Violinists - Episode 3 - Pentatonic Shapes

In this episode, we'll show you two SHAPES for playing pentatonic scales. This will save you the trouble of having to learn a bunch of different fingerings for a bunch of different scales.
You won't even have to remember what notes are in an Eb major pentatonic scale. You'll just know what shapes to play.
This will make improv MUCH, MUCH easier!

[@ronmarkell4436]

I’m loving this series.

[@brianwolle2509]

good attitude!

[@dmcmac9619]

thank you matt

[@reyswonderworld]

Hey Matt, your Electric Violin Shop videos have inspired me to buy two Gewa Novitas and a Yamaha YEV. I just ordered a seven string Viper and I have two years to prepare for it. I just came across your KZbin channel and I’m ready to do some learning. Thanks for all you do!

[@phonikz]

Thank you so much for this! I got a few violin lessons years back, but I stopped playing because I felt like I just wasn't getting it. The idea of shapes will definitely make things easier. I just need to learn a few shapes and baam I can play in all 12 keys😎😎

[@NikkieRoxxx]

:D you also have an Ibanez guitar!!!!!

[@MatthewLimMusician]

You're Awesome!! Thanks so much for this!!!

[@MattBellViolinist]

Cool! Thanks for watching.

[@TnSn5]

Heman can really play

[@akivawax6667]

What is the effect that you have on? Some kind of reverb?

[@MattBellViolinist]

It's an impulse response of a violin body.

[@akivawax6667]

@@MattBellViolinist which ones do you recommend?

[@bilosagdiyev151]

How much for your rad fretted electric violin

[@MattBellViolinist]

Donald Gump They’re around $3600 if you can get one. They’re all custom made.

[@gedengurahpartawiryawan7092]

You talk very mach