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Yo llevo 4 meses y no toco nada bien 😢😅

You have done a great job! I'm new to Violin, but have played guitar for 30+ years and it's not easy. It was brave of you to do this video, and you really have done well! Good luck - you should be in year 4 now I guess, so hope that you stuck with it!

That’s absolutely amazing!! I’ve been playing since I was 4 and it took me years to get to Suzuki book 3, even with my mother being a professional violinist. You sound incredible and are much much more that bearable to listen to, that was beautiful!!

I'm on day 2. Getting a smooth bow on open strings without bounce. Thank you for giving me something to aspire to.

Good to see a progress video maybe I can do it too.

Are you gay?

Wow, love this vid. Did you have to learn how to read musical notes? That's the thing that has always thrown me back to learn any instrument.

I’ve learned piano,organ w/ft pedals,classical guitar,5-string frailing banjo,lap dulcimer,currently WWI mandolin,++.Inspired by poor Appalachians on back porch playing gourd +cigar box instruments.Fred Astair,Ginger Rogers sang,”Pick yr self up,dust yr self off,start all over again!”At 74,gonna try v.

I mean is great

You have made wonderful progress. Think how many people wouldn't know to rosin the bow and make a sound. And you are playing beautifully for the time spent. I'm sure it has and will be a part of your life, all of your life. Please don't be at all discouraged.

So impressed you just made my mind up to what instrument I want to play.

Did you have to learn reading music too ?

Okay so I can't believe how quickly you progressed! that actually makes me a bit worried!

Ahh the Suzuki method! You are a BRAVE Woman, I admire you. I am way too chicken to post myself playing on the Internet (yet). GOOD that you keep going! KEEP on going! Pro Tip #1 on intonation ( learned this from a Kevin Lee Luthier video): Get the Peterson Strobe tuner App for your iPhone or iPad, put that on your music stand, and watch that while you practice. If the Tuner "bars" move up or down then you're off pitch, if they don't move, you've nailed it! This has helped me immeasurably with my intonation (65 year old beginner) Pro Tip #2 in general: Get the best quality violin and bow that you can possibly afford, it can really help you to achieve your goals. Keep the old lesser one too so you can play that as well to remind you of the difference. I have two Intermediate level violins and two "firewood" level violins. A better violin may seem obvious, but I was shocked and amazed at how much diffference a better bow can make. Pro Tip #3 on practice: Master Violin soloist Ray Chen has developed an App called "Tonic" that is 100% FREE and it allows you to practice with others and get constructive feedback from others who are also learning. I believe it is available for both iPhone and Android. Pro Tip #4: Also get a Mandolin. Same neck scale length as the violin but it has frets. My Mandolin helps me when I’m working out the fingering for a new piece because the frets are like intonation “training wheels” and really help me to visualize the proper fingering. I forgot to mention this one before. The BEST thing you have done so far is your dogged perseverence (way to go, kid!). That is sure to get you results, but playing on a "Violin Shaped Object" instead of a decnt instrument with a $25 bow will not help you to get where you want to go. It makes you work harder and can actually hold you back. It would also help you (more than you might imagine) to learn more of the details all about how a violin is made, and how they work, and what makes a good one vs a not so good one. To help me learn stuff like this, I really like these RUclips Channels and found them helpful: -- Ask Olaf The Violin Maker -- Edgar Russ Distinguished Violin Maker -- Kevin Lee Luthier -- Murphy Music Academy I bought a Piere Lomont Master violin from Olaf Grawert (the Olaf who speaks for the violins) and it is a truly excellent instrument and it came with a Flueriel carbon fiber bow as well (and a violin case with a hygrometer in it), and due to the AUD to USD exchange rate, it was very reasonable (just as good as, and less $ than my other Intermediate violin, which I bought here in the USA). I like the Flueriel bow better than the Dorfler bow I bought as a "better bow" (better than my $25 mass-produced Chinese bows). Your commitment to the craft inspires me. Keep on going, you can do it!

Not because of Covid dont you :((

please post more videos ...!

You did so great on improvement!! I've been playing violin for about 14 1/2 years now and even though you got frustrated you kept going!! I remember being just like you and beginning at a young age. But to be honest, I think your doing great and should keep up the awesome work!

Guys, I like how her compassion led her to learn that fast. But please, don't take violin talent as how fast you learn but how consistent you are. Because it's not actually the beginning that it's hard it's how advanced you progress with your intonation and technique. My violin teacher tells me not to get influenced by 'how fast, but how persistent is the key because if anyone could make it in 2 or 3 years we wouldn't have found famous violinists taking at least 8 to 10 years to become that good. Remember there is too much technique and theory to learn and practice through your journey. Bow techniques which are more than 20 ones, intonation, rythm, improvisation, pizzicato and different violin positions. There are music compositions that hold all of these techniques and this is how you improve your persistence to learn

Thank you again for another wonderful video.

Just wanted to say, thank you for making this video. I made it last halloween and it looked very nice. My back just had to endure walking around the neighbourhood trick or treating 😅.

Keep up the good work girl 🙏👍

its month seven

Where's year 2 and year 3?

As I see you progressively removed the tapes, and at some points you kinda moved them to the side of the fretboard? I m asking because I am a begginer and I ll get at first a finger guide to glue on, but I haven't figured how to progressively remove the positions.

Im at 1 month and i can play songs now but, im really tired playing violin can someone help me out

It probably takes me 5years to get a decent sound when I buy a violin you can do youres in 1year . Lingling hours not working in my neighbourhood. You did well Cassie mam keep it up❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

your doing awesome job,,, sounds fantastic.

Hey very good girl, good jog, amazing your evolution, continue practicing, you are warrior. Violin is life

How many hours a week did you practice? Well done, im on day 1 😂

That’s so beautiful! Makes want to get a violin

Honestly I liked your progress a lot! I’m contemplating trying it out..there is a local luthier with whom I could lease a violin. I like piano but never really pushed through on that instrument, perhaps I should give violin a try! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for the video! It sure gave me confidence. How many hours did you practice per day when you just started? And how much you practice now? You’ve made a great progress!

What happened with your violin progress? I’m curious!

So in 1 year starting from scratch, you learned to read music AND play violin... that means 1 year of 7 hrs a day

I’m 9 months in(don’t practice weekly as I should smh) and I can play ODE TO JOY but still struggling. I’m highly impressed with your level progression. Beautiful! Motivated me to practice more. Also I’m 35 with no music background whatsoever!

People with succes in life, have proven the diciplin to sustain their efforts in projects they committed to, despite the hard times on the learning curve. Succeeding in a very difficult task, like learning to master playing the violin, shows a certain and rare strength in a human being. Youve got that special gift, and you can use it, no matter how you choose to spend your life. Keep up the good work girl. Quote Elon Musk: I Never give up😎

I think she died

🤩 thanks for this video! I am starting to learn at the age of 20, gna try learning myself. I got inspired and excited to learn after watching this again!

Wow!! Awesomeness of your determination brings you to this far. Indeed inspired me to learn too. Thanks for sharing your journey. All the best!!! 🥰😂👏🏻

I just picked one up a week ago. been wanting one for over a decade! Thank you for the inspiration! If I can eventually play anything from nier i'll be happy

I picked up the fiddle last October - same background as you: 32 years old and no music experience. I found your video to be very reassuring for me because “imposter syndrome”. Ive found a lot of joy in it and it seems you have too. Nice fiddling in month 12!! Hope you’re still practicing.

Hello! I’m a beginner violinist. It’s only been 3-4 weeks since i started playing and practicing with my teacher.Do you have any tips or anything you recommend? By the way you’re great! :)

Excellent!! And thank you so much for sharing

I think I saw Yo-Yo Ma helping you there?, no wonder you got so good so quickly. It was inspirational to see your video, that gives me encouragement to start 🤗

i loved listening great progress. im just starting and hope i can do nearly as well as you have

You are actually fabulous. I am just starting my journey. Gives me a lot of motivation. You will always get better. Just keep going.

Was beautiful to watch. Is art. Love it.

Finger bowing is Super important at times thr bow wright can be too heavy and also scratch. As a player you need to compensate. Bowing is so challenging. Glad you love it! I do too

God bless your life you make me motivated to keep going with my violin to be better although I am started from under zero with late age. Have a good luck

Thank you. I've been missing playing music for a long time now and after talking to a prospective music school in town I'm finger nail biting (not literally 😊) looking to jump into violin lessons. My history is 6-12 grade band in various public schools, singing in the church choir on and off after that. Developed pulmonary sarcoidosis which hampers proper breathing. But what the heck one only lives this life once!! Again thank you for taking the time and effort in sharing your journey. Maybe I'll even post my own progress 🤔 ps keep on keeping on.❤