Shifting vs Pivoting

In this video I show the difference between shifting and pivoting and explain the advantages of being able to use both methods for playing in different positions.
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[@windalkaid7088]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful and inspiring video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤I learned how to be economical by using pivoting.

[@vivolin6521]

You're welcome! I am very glad this video helped you. Pivoting really does make many things easyer.

[@Violinexplorer]

This is useful. Thank you for this video! 🎻

[@vivolin6521]

Thank you!

[@8Phoenix8]

Thanks for this. :)

[@vivolin6521]

You're welcome!