New Violin Masterclass Video Series from Professor Bayla Keyes

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Bayla Keyes
Professor of Violin, Boston University, College of Fine Arts
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[@musicaljourney2981]

Dear professor Bayla Keyes, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with so great passion. As an amateur violin student it will be a great pleasure to follow your classes this summer while keeping up with my taichi. Thank you very much.

[@JosephMusgrove]

I am 54 and playing a little over 2-1/2 years now. My violin teacher is overseas for the summer so your channel will be helpful with my summer practice.
Thank you for starting this channel!

[@brookemickelson3559]

Thank you for starting this series. As a teacher myself I want to absorb all the wisdom from the great teachers, and I am so glad to hear more stories and approaches from you! I will be following the whole series.
I can't wait particularly to hear about how you addressed your injuries. In my experience, these days there is awareness of injuries but still not widespread pedagogy for prevention and recovery.

[@peterspagnolo2505]

Greeting prof. Keyes. In case you have any reservations regarding the effect of your u tube series, allow me to give a perspective from the vantage point shared by many here in this venue. I discovered the violin at 66 after decades of classical guitar. Ive been playing 2 years now,3 hrs per day every day. Thanks to. the conservatory level of guidance ,insight and instruction, by the angels of violin who are good enuff to share their wisdom of which you are one. As a result i play well beyond my years so to speak. I consult a teacher from time to time just to ensure bad habits have not crept in. She is always amazed at my knowledge,etc, however it is just a direct reflection of world class instruction. Who needs Curtis?,lol. Thankyou so much madam Keyes. Continued health, happiness and success.

[@organvlnBach2Bach]

Thank you for sharing your irresistible love for music and the treasures of your life’s greatest adventure on the violin!

[@stringsnkeyboards]

Thank you for taking the time for sharing your knowledge with us on RUclips!

[@manuellozano6367]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I am violinist from Mexico, studied at Juilliard. I cannot longer play, since I injured my left hand, but I continue teaching. Watching your videos help me to remember so many details about technique. I am looking forward to every new video!
All the best ❤

[@bahman1186]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I’m very grateful to you.

[@FunTastic36912]

your channel and its content is wonderful, you're such a great teacher to watch, thank you for sharing your knowledge and insights 🧡

[@larshenrikrn4105]

Wonderful to see you teaching . I have never had teachers in the class of Galamian or Shumsky (although I have been a bit with Anker Buch a student of Galamian), but maybe less can do it. Like you place where I learned the most about playing was with my TaiChi master Torben Riff. Because the movements in violin playing are all about catch and release, just like TaiChi. And there are also a mental aspect I think is quite similar

[@yunusgezgen]

Amazing

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma Mam

[@yishihara55527]

Wonderful Jewish violinist.