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Hi! Absolute beginner here, trying to get through Suzuki on my own. I’ve learned from another video here on RUclips, that this bow shake, for me, is caused by tension in by upper back/shoulders (deltoid muscle). In my first months, I’ve focused a lot on basics like posture, left hand setup, right hand bow hold/finger strength and Suzuki book 1. All of the focus on so many things caused a lot of tension. So I took a step back and just play open strings as warm up, with the whole bow, but to deliberately let the notes crunch near the frog. After a couple of weeks of “combatting” tension, I’m doing better now. I don’t know if that makes sense. I’ll try your tip of rotating the bow as well! Thank you!

Thank you for sharing these strategies!

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thank you for this video. I don't perform - actually haven't practiced in a while - but in practice my bow would bounce - then I realized I was only using the weight of the bow to stroke the string. When I put a little pressure with the fingers of my bow hand (not too much or it could cause that awful scratchy sound) the bouncing stopped. Of course, the amount of pressure would also depend on the volume I wanted and other aspects that the music called for.

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Just discovered your channel and subscribed. There seems to be a lot of interesting stuff here. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing. Gonna experiment with it. 😊 ❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing this.

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Thank you

Thank you from France , nice and informative

Thanks..

Very useful thanks

Thanks!

I would to see her left hand.

That’s neat! I never heard of your third tip before. I may try it (I’m a beginner).

Great! thanks

What a dreadful video - You have mirrored your camera setting - probably using front facing camera - PLEASE flip it back with editing software and repost - Very distracting to see you play left handed

Very helpful recommendations. (Please do not record in selfie (mirror) mode.)

What kind of metronome are you using? It is nice and loud.

Thank you!

Thanks , very interresting !

Thank you (from France)dear teacher , it's a good opening to diversified practices. My weak point is solfeggio, especially reading rhythms. Could you recommend a training site? Thanks again .

Thank you very mucho for your advice.

Thank you for your help

hard to be certain from the video, but it looks like the top of your bridge may need to be pulled back toward the tailpiece.

Very helpful advice Thank you.

Thank you.

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Intonation!

Are you trying to be funny playing with your left hand?? Please do not use front camera of your cell phone to take your own picture.

Thanks dear teacher , very informative and pleasant §

I'm ewasonably new to your channel. You seem to have, skill, technique and ability with pedagogy skills. I do hope, truly than your channel will grow. Keep the 'music' coming for us. I'm a professional musician ( I studied classical guitar and viulin as a second instrument) at Sydney conservatoruim, Australia, and with time, I hope to see your channel grow. You deserve it !! Please don't only concentrate on the beginners but give us (I'm 6-8 grade AMEB) so wouldlove some more advanced instruction, guidance and your wisdom. -Kind regards, Mark, Australia.

I like those exercises. not only will they be helpful for intonation and technique, but I think playing a simple scale with notes of different lengths will make the practice more interesting. thanks.

Me ha servido mucho tu explicación, tan sin vueltas y sencilla. Ahora la pondré en practica. En unos meses (o mas) te cuento como estoy...ja! No es asunto fácil el tener buen vibrato. Salusos! k.anton.Arg.

Is that a left-handed violin? or is your camera flipped?

Nice tutorial! I find it challenging enough, however, just to keep the bow between the bridge and fingerboard when I play the violin. BTW: When I play the violin with a violin mute, it gives the strings a softer, nonmetallic sound. Which is very noticeable with cheaper violins.

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when you were playing the faster Bach piece, (which sounded really good, by the way) I was counting in 3/4

You really should have more subscribers. I really enjoyed your upload. I hope your channel grows quickly and you get the audience you deserve. Good stuff, Mark, from Australia.

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that was another nice tip. I'll definitely try that. Moving the finger up and down faster and faster till you vibrato. Cool.

I'll try that. Thanks.

Thank you

I am lost without the notes put on the screen, I think it is good exercise I dont know the shift to what notes

I appreciate these excercises but weird question, is there an eyelash filter on the video? it looks like there's some weird eyelash action going on there at some points