Removing the left thumb for better hand awareness

[@wartyfrog5749]

Thank you so much for your instructions and sharing your ideas.

[@gohryu2004]

@@wartyfrog5749 thank you for taking the time to watch my videos. These were made as a resource center for my students, but I've been told that they seem to help others as well. I'm just grateful that some violinists can get some benefit from my ramblings! Best wishes to you!

[@bahman1186]

I keep watching this video. You are explaining the art of violin playing in a correct and beautiful way. Please keep on posting and share your fantastic knowledge and experience. Many thanks!❤❤❤❤❤

[@gohryu2004]

@@bahman1186 thank you so very much for the positive comments. It truly inspires me to work harder. From the bottom of my heart, thank you! Currently, I'm drowning from thesis grading and practicing for an upcoming jazz performance, but I'll be getting some new content out soon! Cheers and best wishes!

[@artemi-music]

I keep practicing with your videos dr. Goh and I’ve noticed the improvements right away, I feel totally transformed. These tips helped me to feel weight in both of my arms, and I finally can play notes quietly, I would probably never knew about these tricks unless I’ve practiced for years. The only thing that I’m struggling right now is that when I try to combine everything that you’ve tought my vibrato shakes the violin a bit, so my bow starts to bounce funnily. Maybe I should practice the vibrato motion more properly. Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@bahman1186]

Excellent advice! I’m really grateful to you! Would you please also advise me on how to use vibrato without finger pressure?

[@gohryu2004]

@@bahman1186 that is a great question. I will need to think carefully on how to accurately convey that on video. Thanks for the question and I'll try to address it as soon as I can figure out a good way to express my answer. Cheers!