Few new things I learned here: 1) lightweight left fingers just like harmonics for practicing 2) keeping previous LH finger on the string a bit before the next finger 3) adjusting height of the bow gives better sound when compared to bow pressure 4) adjust the contact point so the string carrying the melody sounds even louder and better
your tips are always so insightful, clear and just on point!!!! you´ve no idea how much help you´ve been for many of us here, like, seriously, your channel was my finest discovery of the year, i learn so many unique things on each and every video, things i haven´t heard before anywhere else, or at least not as clearly put as you do! thank you so much for it!!!!
Wonderful tips on playing here . Light 1st finger I never heard that before ! Love this channel ! As we go up the strings the difference in intervals gets slighter. this is why when Heifetz ask the young lady to play 3 and 4 octave scales she bristles ! Each octave is different . I play piano and there is no difference there . So Liszt sonata octave section is difficult but octave sections in violin concerti are even more difficult . Bowing was not talked about much when I was a kid but now there is a science of speeds,bowlengths and sections of bow and how to fall on the string always in control ! so glad I saw this channel ! Cant wait to get my electric violin !
Hi Liam. harmonics are a bit different, Here are some videos I made about harmonics. ruclips.net/video/YOgFk9bNyJ8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/zF5rq9QP614/видео.html
Few new things I learned here:
1) lightweight left fingers just like harmonics for practicing
2) keeping previous LH finger on the string a bit before the next finger
3) adjusting height of the bow gives better sound when compared to bow pressure
4) adjust the contact point so the string carrying the melody sounds even louder and better
Oh wow! That is a great summary Vinicius! Thank you!
and honestly what a quote to live by “You can play all in tune, but if there´s no musicality and no musical expression, it can be kind of boring.”
Amazingly helpful , as always. Thank you .Bren
Muchas gracias!!!
Saludos desde Perú
gracias Felix!
wow your sound is really gentle！❤️😘
Thank you!
Thank you Joy as usual!
your tips are always so insightful, clear and just on point!!!! you´ve no idea how much help you´ve been for many of us here, like, seriously, your channel was my finest discovery of the year, i learn so many unique things on each and every video, things i haven´t heard before anywhere else, or at least not as clearly put as you do! thank you so much for it!!!!
Aww, it's so nice to hear that and so encouraging :) Thank you very much Sailor ! :)
This has been extremely helpful. Thanks Joy Lee.
Thanks as well John! :)
Love your channel, keep it up! I have learned a lot
Wonderful tips on playing here . Light 1st finger I never heard that before ! Love this channel ! As we go up the strings the difference in intervals gets slighter. this is why when Heifetz ask the young lady to play 3 and 4 octave scales she bristles ! Each octave is different . I play piano and there is no difference there . So Liszt sonata octave section is difficult but octave sections in violin concerti are even more difficult . Bowing was not talked about much when I was a kid but now there is a science of speeds,bowlengths and sections of bow and how to fall on the string always in control ! so glad I saw this channel ! Cant wait to get my electric violin !
thank you joy it was very useful !
from Iran
You're welcome s m! Warm greetings back to you from Canada :)
That is a very useful short video. I will keep this in mind. Maybe it could help if you can explain for double stop scale too.
Thanks Chee-Wooi! :)
Here is a video about Double Stop scale I made in the past ruclips.net/video/jt7tMlWf44c/видео.html
😊 i ♥️ your classes
Thanks Mauricio!
Ty very helpful.
Lindo som, obrigado pelas dicas.
obrigado e você é muito bem vindo
Hi ma'am, can you please explain the double stops in Meneut II, Bach Partita?
I'll try Felix. Is it the one from Bach Solo Partita No. 3?
@@JoyLeeViolin yes it is
Can you do a video o. Wear. To put your hand in positions
Hi George. Here is a video I made about it. ruclips.net/video/l5nYQ_taUAI/видео.html
Does this also apply in harmonics, alberti bass, etc.?
Hi Liam. harmonics are a bit different, Here are some videos I made about harmonics. ruclips.net/video/YOgFk9bNyJ8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/zF5rq9QP614/видео.html
You're so cute