Violin Practice with Tonic | Noah Bendix-Balgley teaches Mozart Symphony No. 39

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Noah Bendix-Balgley explains how to tackle tricky string crossing passages in Mozart's Symphony No. 39. Learn how to practice this piece effectively to achieve a good and clear sound when tackling these passages.
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[@fateindustry]

I played the 4th movement from 1-104 in a mock live audition recently and blundered this cross string section. When nerves kick in, it sounds like mush. It has to sound off string yet controlled, but not legato like what the student is doing. I think it's way harder than the Schumann scherzo and midsummer night dream.

[@andresfelipebeltran3740]

El secreto está en hacer movimientos cortos en los niveles de cuerda con la mano derecha.