Violin Practice with Tonic | Ray Chen teaches Wieniawski Violin Concerto No. 1

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Ray Chen explains how to tackle tricky passages in Wieniawski's Violin Concerto No. 1. Learn how to practice this piece effectively to consistently achieve a good intonation when tackling these passages.
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[@bobbiecat7139]

Well done, Ray 👏

[@belmarmom]

I wasn't aware Wieniawski wrote concertos for nails on a blackboard. Yikes. My poor ears.

[@teqnify63]

Lmao

[@rlilac643]

To me, this concerto is goated beyond anything else!

[@violintegral]

You must be new to the violin repertoire then. Michael Rabin's recording of the concerto should change your mind.

[@rlilac643]

@@violintegral I've listened to a decent amount. But I still stand by my opinion!

[@myrnaadamone4378]

It’s not Wieniawski, rather two clowns who don’t quite know what to do with it…