Violin Techniques / Advanced Russian Scales with acceleration by Mostras

[@Dansback21]

Excellent instruction on Russian system. Great explanation. I’ve never found such detailed scales video and how to improve speed

[@hecapan1]

Ahhh this explains why my teacher is having me doing scales this way. The quintuplet and septuplets drive me nuts haha. He’s teaching me the Russian violin method and there are so few other resources I can find. Thank you.

[@Bibbzyy]

I’m obsessed! This is what I need for pursuit of getting better

[@winningtennis4914]

I would just like to say these videos you are making are fantastic. Very inspiring... and you are a great instructor

[@muhammedbasat2681]

Your students are very fortunate to learn from an amazing teacher like you. I admire all your videos. I wish I could be your student too. Thanks for your posts 🌷👏👏👏

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Thank you! 😃

[@Ciaccona255]

Is she teaching them from Russia?

[@jonhh6918]

Thanks Julia for this very Inspiring video on this scale system I have never heard of. I’ll try it on my viola tomorrow morning.

[@antonioromera8880]

As usual, a really helpful exercise. Mo doubt a great way of learning exercises from golden age masters! Thanks a lot professor Bushkova!!!

[@ViolinClassUSA]

My pleasure!

[@Rajatmuzik]

Thnx mam Love from India treated in its very easy way

[@keithfletcher6702]

Thank you for this! Wonderful.

[@Sara-wd5lk]

Thank you so much for this lesson!🌹

[@-guitarsir]

Than u somuch .we are following u ,,,,,,,,,,,from srilanka

[@shawnchristopherwhite3271]

I'm going to play this acceleration scale game - sounds like a fun challenge!

[@JitendraThakur-tp6ym]

Hello..Teacher...Thankyou...from India

[@antoniaisabeldominguezleon2638]

La mejores clases 🎻👏👏

[@HappyScalesforDuo]

Thank you for the lesson.

[@tahanayyar1182]

Beautiful Julia.

[@hugoandore1988]

Thaks a lot for this videos.

[@debinjoseph7326]

നന്നായിരിക്കുന്നു.... അഭിനന്ദനങ്ങൾ

[@jamesnotsmith1465]

I don't know what Debin wrote, but the script looks amazing. Like artwork. 😊

[@Peashooter68]

Really helpful! Is it possible to make a play-along video for this type of scale method? Thanks!

[@antoniaisabeldominguezleon2638]

Me gusta mucho entiendo algunas palabras sería genial poner subtitulo en español

[@erickashyne7674]

Thank you teacher

[@julinhojimmi]

Congratulations....... metod master

[@onnohokema9979]

Thank you for this lesson. For giving a word for quintupletsI recommend the name of the Italien composer: Dallapiccola. Helpfull especially for native Roman speakers.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Great suggestion! THANKS!

[@carlfulbrook832]

Hippopotamus is good too.

[@fryzfairy7592]

thanks very much.. helpfully 🙏🙏🙏

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Most welcome

[@gregedpalina8167]

Hi ma’am. You should get more subscribers, in all honesty. 👍

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Thank you! People are catching on :)

[@andrianosdav790]

What type of chin rest does the student have?

[@erinvk2131]

What kind of chin rest does the student Andre have (the student on the right)? I like how high it is and how it has the height above the violin rather than in the shoulder rest. Anyone know?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

I will ask him and get back to you

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Andre uses a wave chinrest made by Randall Olson. The website is www.wavechinrest.com

[@erinvk2131]

Thank you so much! Looks interesting. Also, thank you for your videos. I enjoy your channel immensely.

[@fjolle.8186]

What do you think of Carl Flesch scales?

[@Xarop22]

Hello Julia! I've noticed the height on Andre's chinrest and I wanted to ask if you knew which type (or brand) is it. I've struggled from neck pain because of the pressure I have to put, and this could help me a lot! Thank you very much.

[@erinvk2131]

I asked in my comment as well!

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Let me check and I'll get back to you

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Andre uses a wave chinrest made by Randall Olson. The website is www.wavechinrest.com

[@Xarop22]

​@@ViolinClassUSA Thanks a lot! I will be trying some of their designs to find the one which suits me the most. Have a nice day.

[@sunilkumark3776]

Good very helpful

[@st.ceciliasconservatoryofmusic]

Galamian actually also did 3 notes over 2 beats.

[@vencatachellumpalen5322]

I thank you very much for your knowledge which you share Bono promo. Keep it. God will bless you.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Thanks and welcome

[@arsm8567]

Hi Prof. Bushkova, do you have the sheet music and the fingerings for these scales?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

If you watched my 3-octaves scales video, you would know what I think about the sheet music for scales :) - I do not believe in it. I was explained these scales orally - I have never seen them in any sheet music form. I suggest you just take all suggestions from the video.

[@alvarito8991]

Hello! Very helpful video, as always! Do you know what chinrest does André use?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Let me check and I'll get back to you

[@alvarito8991]

@@ViolinClassUSA Thanks!

[@ViolinClassUSA]

@@alvarito8991 Andre uses a wave chinrest made by Randall Olson. The website is www.wavechinrest.com

[@Bekindtopeople]

Can you share some information about your violin Julia?

[@juliabushkova]

I am using Carl Becker 1928 :)

[@debashismitro3255]

Madam what is a scale with serpentines?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

A chromatic scale

[@AmericaisTheBabylon]

do you teach private lessons outside of the University?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Please reach out via my website

[@SofiaViviEnDo]

Thank you very much. I didn't know about this amazing Professor and his scales. I have one question, as all this scales are with two beats per bow, did he use some other exercise to work different bow speed or patterns?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

No as I know of...Perhaps, he did as he was a technique guru for so many... Cannot tell for sure but will try to find out

[@1cleandude]

How about Jul/ia/Bush/ok/va!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@oliverlin5357]

Is this scale exercise published?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

I am sure it was, at some point. However, we all played scales (and scale-related exercises) by memory, after our teacher(s) explained/showed them to us. So I never had a page to look at.

[@shawnchristopherwhite3271]

For four notes I always say "One-a-quar-ter" "Two-a-quar-ter" "Three-a-quar-ter" "Four-a-quar-ter" etc. So for five notes (quintuplets) I always say "One-a-quar-ter-a" "Two-a-quar-ter-a" "Three-a-quar-ter-a" "Four-a-quar-ter-a" etc. For seven notes "This-is-ve-ry-dif-fi-cult".

[@johnybaskin]

Всё хорошо, только почему не на русском либо нет субтитров на русском?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

I wish I had time to do subtitles. Ну, а русские и так должны эти упражнения знать - они же все из России!

[@johnybaskin]

@@ViolinClassUSA те, кто учатся в музыкальных школах и консерваториях, конечно, должны знать, а кто учится самостоятельно с репетитором, может и не узнать. У вас прекрасный голос, так хочется услышать его по-русски!

[@ViolinClassUSA]

@@johnybaskin A little flattery goes a long way :))) Thank you! I'll see what I can do.

[@margoshohl2806]

"Hippopotamus" might be good for groups of five!

[@davidbento7441]

Margo Shohl, also Rimsky-Korsakov.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Thank you so much for your wonderful suggestions! Both are great - appreciate them!