NEW! Mozart Masterclass with Roy Sonne - full version, part 1

Roy Sonne teaches the Mozart Concerto in G Major measure by measure, focusing on developing Mozartean style and elegance through bow technique.

[@sm9846]

Without exaggerating you are the best violin teacher ! each of your tutorials is a diamond !

[@roysonne]

s m Many thanks!

[@robertseath3133]

Excellent..very helpful in demonstrating classical style...

[@NathanMeltzer]

Yay! So appreciate your insights!!

[@emlmm88]

It's uncanny how you always seem to know exactly what I'm learning! Keep up the great work!

[@roysonne]

+emlmm88 Glad to know we're on the same wavelength. Best wishes for violinistic fulfillment.

[@sm9846]

Each of your lessons is sweet like honey ! Thank you so much ! God bless you ! Warm greetings from Iran 🌺🌷🌹💐🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@roysonne]

Thank you, in turn, s m. If you would like to play for me sometime via Skype I´d love to hear you.

[@sm9846]

@@roysonne 🙏🙏🙏

[@dianal.1279]

I can't study this now, but even so your lesson is a joy. It helps me to understand a little more about how to approach a piece, in general. It also helps me become a better listener and appreciate performances even more. I take something from here to use there. :-) Thank you so much!

[@fernandocezar3348]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@gracelee2584]

Thank you for awesome lesson! I am refining my techniques on this piece with your help. It's real joy to practice.

[@roysonne]

Thank you Grace for your appreciative comment. Best wishes for violinistic joy and fulfillment.

[@JosesGarage101]

Awesome!!!

[@mathildemaijer2396]

Your videos are really wonderful

[@roysonne]

Thank you Mathilde!

[@Aliseelike]

This is very helpful!!! I just started looking into this and really need help with the colour. Its different from other composer

[@roysonne]

Thank you, Ally Tam. Very glad that you found this of value.

[@theschoolathome]

Thank you for this amazing lesson. I am looking for a 7/8 violin, preferably German made ( I like the H. Dolling) under 3k. Any suggestions?

[@roysonne]

I would call all the violin shops in your area and ask what they have. If they have something that sounds promising then you can go try it out. If that doesn't pan out, then you can order from Shar or some of the bigger outlets -- they will send you a couple of instruments to try out. Never buy an instrument from ebay. Never buy an instrument that you haven't tried out.

[@richadavah670]

Thank you. How many months can I practice the above piece?

[@roysonne]

That's completely up to you. That being said, one month should be sufficient to learn the first movement without cadenza. Then you can come back to it from time to time if you want.

[@chuansansiaw3767]

Sir - i need help; my late tutor left a riddle - aftr he playd his steel string violn he'd show me his finger tips all soft with No string mark! His russian tutor was Sarasate's pupil. How us it done...

[@roysonne]

Pay attention to how much finger pressure you are using. You need only enough so that the string is stopped cleanly. Any more than that is just slowing you down.

[@chuansansiaw3767]

@@roysonne yes.. he used to say "play on the dot"

[@user-km6gs3is9t]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@sololinist]

Do you teach online?

[@estelaqueliz6225]

part 2?

[@roysonne]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHSvlWOieM-nZ68 Part 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSopoyAhretors Thanks for your interest.