Violin Techniques - Arpeggios!

Professor of violin Julia Bushkova demonstrates all possible arpeggios that are good to practice.
The examples are given in two octaves.
#violinlessons #scales #violinclass

[@luc8254]

I think you can also go crazy if you start adding the 7ths, then you could do: G, Gmaj7, G7, Gaum, Gm, Gm7, Gm(b5), Gm7(b5), Gm(maj7), Gdim, Gdim7; C, Cmaj7, C7, Cm, Cm7, Cm(maj7), C#m(b5), C#m7(b5); Eb, Ebmaj7, Eb7, Em, Em7, Em(b5), Em7(b5), Em(maj7); Abmaj7, Abm(maj7), A7, Am7, Am7(b5). For a total of 32 arpeggios! 🥲 Definitively a nice way to practice arpeggios, never thought of practicing them like this! Thanks prof. Bushkova!!

[@antonioromera8880]

Nice explanation and demonstration. As usual, a charming voice full of great advices. Thanks for sharing your wisdom, professor Bushkova. We are really fortunate.

[@lisawoll7204]

Thank you, Julia! Beautiful demonstration. This will help me move on from my 5 simple major arpeggios.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

Glad it was helpful!

[@morganontheviolin]

Thank you for doing these!

[@angelonipedron6676]

Hi Teacher Julia. I follow you. Thanks for your videos (youtube). I'm learning a lot. I study viola in a free social project. I am beginner. I am very happy with your classes (videos). I don't speak English, but I'm studying English to better enjoy the classes. I'm 60 years old. I think when I'm 90, I'll play better. Thank you very much. I am Lui .

[@rabebonskyjoe5193]

Hello Lui! I am learning viola too, colegue! And I've started performing in a small band on little concertos in my town! Julia, thank you for you lesson! As an amature a haven't went through all those routines in musical school. You are of great help!

[@TnSn5]

Amazing thank you 😮

[@image30p]

Very nice!

[@richarddouglas8015]

Long time no see happy to hear you after many months Richard

[@WillardLongshot-ks8yg]

Thank you very much for your lessons, they are invaluable! Greetings from Texas!

[@klytemnestra]

Thank u teacher 🍀🍀🍀

[@ViolinClassUSA]

You are very welcome

[@MrGuillermoraben]

Gracias...

[@fateindustry]

All applicable in Don Juan... Brahms 4 last movement... Bruch violin concerto etc...

[@ZhongweiLi]

Such a great way to practice arpeggios! Especially, I love the routine to play 7 arpeggios together, and with this routine you played G Minor, G Major, E Minor, C Major, C Minor, 7th Diminished, and Dominant 7th arpeggios. The missing one is Eb Major, right? Thank you so much professor Bushkova.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

ZhongweiLi, this is correct - with seven arpeggios, the E flat Major will be missing.

[@luc8254]

I think you can also go crazy if you start adding the 7ths, then you could do: G, Gmaj7, G7, Gaum, Gm, Gm7, Gm(b5), Gm7(b5), Gm(maj7), Gdim, Gdim7; C, Cmaj7, C7, Cm, Cm7, Cm(maj7), C#m(b5), C#m7(b5); Eb, Ebmaj7, Eb7, Em, Em7, Em(b5), Em7(b5), Em(maj7); Abmaj7, Abm(maj7), A7, Am7, Am7(b5). For a total of 32 arpeggios! 🥲 Definitively a nice way to practice arpeggios, never thought of practicing them like this! Thanks prof. Bushkova!!

[@rajarambhandari909]

Hello mam i am from nepal can i apply for class??? i love your technics so if possible how i contact ???

[@fionao8520]

Thank you for your videos, they're great! What scales book do you use please?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

I do not use any books of scales, I just play scales and arpeggios with whatever fingerings that are most comfortable and natural. If you are interested as a student (or for a student), please write to my channel's email!

[@juleslemelle9027]

I heard a bit of "Ave Maria" in there 👂(Schuman's).

[@ewaborsukiewicz9889]

Thank you, it was really helpful :) May I ask what kind of chin rest are you using? It looks very comfortable.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

I use a very old version of Gewa, I think, from 1940s. It belonged to my father, and it was also adjusted by a luthier.

[@narayansanachitr6545]

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[@nerdcartoon2544]

1:00 the first 5 notes are the opening of some movement in a concerto but I can't seem to remember which concerto, can anyone do lol?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

It is just a G minor arpeggio. The G minor arpeggio IS used in the opening of the Bruch violin concerto.

[@quique0312]

Those arpeggios are on carl flesch right?

[@ViolinClassUSA]

These fingerings are written in many books. They might be in the Carl Flesch book, too. I play them from my own head:) - I do not use any scale books

[@geekynewz]

What the heck is that picture on the wall to your left? LOL thanks for the great video!

[@ViolinClassUSA]

It is Bach Chaconne

[@user-jj4eo3ll5e]

Am poor in reading note plz really need your help

[@williamread8153]

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[@wildearthproject_bushcraft]

Hey i cant see your fingers , you are going too fast for beginners .. Please can u do this again so we can see your fingers .. Im a beginner ..thank you

[@viasevenvai]

going from CM to Cm seems like a waste of time. Id rather exercise relative keys and substitution chords. This academic stuff gets boring real quick. I enjoy the old style of teaching as it’s important, but it doesn’t help engage a young student.

[@ViolinClassUSA]

The whole point if to be able to play many arpeggios from the same bass note.