Practicing Chords in Bach (part 1 of 3)

[@hallie904]

Excellent instruction and beautiful playing!!

[@Violinna]

Thanks Hallie!!

[@jeongpark]

Such a great tip, Inna! I think I have always led with my elbow going up and therefore not smooth/not even. Thank you so much! You are a great teacher!!

[@Violinna]

Hi Jeong thanks so much for watching!! It's so interesting you mention what you observed because I also noticed that there are different schools of thought about this!

[@TheYim000000]

Great! Thank you for your sharing!

[@Violinna]

My pleasure - Thank you for watching!

[@AraiPianoChannel]

Wonderful tutorial and performance👏All the best from Japan!

[@Violinna]

Thank you so much for watching!! I just visited your channel and it's so great of you to share your journey!!! どうもありがとうございました

[@AnaViolinViola]

Very useful tips, thank you! :)

[@Violinna]

Appreciate your kind comment - thanks for watching!

[@monikamedek5]

Great video!

[@Violinna]

Thank you!

[@NovahuMedidi]

Great!!

[@Violinna]

Thanks for watching!

[@MichaelWHull]

It is fascinating to compare original Bach works for strings with guitar arrangements, especially the Chaconne and numerous partitas and suites. I often use the violin with my students as a reference point for precise left hand placement...not to depend on frets only.

[@Violinna]

That's very interesting, because I reference to the guitar to explain to students how half steps get closer as the position gets higher.